NCS S 1010-Y50R
What color is NCS S 1010-Y50R?
S stands for standardized, which means that this color is part of the NCS standard collection of 1950 colors.
1010 indicates the blackness and chromaticness of the color.
The first two digits (10) represent the percentage of blackness, which is the degree of darkness of the color.
The second two digits (10) represent the percentage of chromaticness, which is the degree of saturation or purity of the color.
A higher value means a darker or more saturated color.
In this case, 1010 means that this color has 10% blackness and 10% chromaticness, which is a light and muted color.Y50R indicates the hue of the color.
The letter (Y) represents the main hue, which is one of the four elementary colors in the NCS system: yellow (Y), red (R), blue (B), and green (G).
The number (50) represents the percentage of the secondary hue, which is the adjacent elementary color on the color circle.
The letter (R) represents the secondary hue, which is also an elementary color.
In this case, Y50R means that this color is a yellow hue with 50% of red, which is a warm and orange color.
Additional values for NCS S 1010-Y50R :
The CMYK code of this color is 0, 15, 25, 0, which means that it is composed of 0% cyan, 15% magenta, 25% yellow, and 0% black.
It is used for printing purposes.The RGB code of this color is 255, 228, 199, which means that it is composed of 255 red, 228 green, and 199 blue.
This code is used for digital display purposes.The HSL code of this color is 31, 22, 100, which means that it has a hue of 31 degrees, a saturation of 22%, and a lightness of 100%.
It is used for color manipulation purposes.The HEX code of this color is #FFE4C7, which is a shorthand notation for the RGB code.
This code is used for web design purposes.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1010-Y50R color
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