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NCS S 2005-Y60R
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HEX Triplet:
#CDBEB2RGB:
205, 190, 178CMYK:
0, 11, 15, 22HSL:
27°, 13%, 80%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale silverin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7528in RAL Classic:
RAL 7044in RAL Design:
RAL 085 80 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 210-1in NCS:
NCS S 2005-Y40R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 2005-Y60R?
NCS is widely used in design, architecture, and industry as a standard for color communication and quality control.
The NCS color code consists of two parts: a letter and a number.
The hue letter can be one of the six elementary colors: yellow (Y), red (R), blue (B), green (G), white (W), or black (S).
The nuance number consists of four digits, each ranging from 0 to 9.
The first two digits indicate the percentage of blackness (the opposite of brightness) in the color, from 0% (no black) to 90% (almost black).
For example, NCS S 2005-Y60R means that the color has a hue of yellow-red (YR), which is somewhere between yellow and red on the color wheel.
The color has 20% blackness, which means it is fairly bright.
The color has 5% chromaticness, which means it is very close to gray.
To visualize the color NCS S 2005-Y60R, you can use an online NCS color converter or a physical NCS color fan.
However, keep in mind that the color appearance may vary depending on the device, the lighting, and the surface.
Therefore, it is always advisable to check the color with a physical sample before applying it to any project.
The NCS color code consists of two parts: a letter and a number.
The hue letter can be one of the six elementary colors: yellow (Y), red (R), blue (B), green (G), white (W), or black (S).
The nuance number consists of four digits, each ranging from 0 to 9.
The first two digits indicate the percentage of blackness (the opposite of brightness) in the color, from 0% (no black) to 90% (almost black).
For example, NCS S 2005-Y60R means that the color has a hue of yellow-red (YR), which is somewhere between yellow and red on the color wheel.
The color has 20% blackness, which means it is fairly bright.
The color has 5% chromaticness, which means it is very close to gray.
To visualize the color NCS S 2005-Y60R, you can use an online NCS color converter or a physical NCS color fan.
However, keep in mind that the color appearance may vary depending on the device, the lighting, and the surface.
Therefore, it is always advisable to check the color with a physical sample before applying it to any project.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2005-Y60R color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 3007
RAL 1035
RAL 8015
RAL 3015
RAL 9010
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2005-Y60R'
The Colorful Conundrum of Zahir Rocket and Julio Jacobs
Far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where every building was a canvas and every street a palette, lived an eccentric entrepreneur named Zahir Rocket. Zahir was known for his wild ideas and even wilder execution. His latest venture was a new trademark design for his company, "Rocket Innovations," which specialized in creating outlandish yet functional gadgets.
One sunny morning, Zahir was struck by inspiration while sipping his neon green smoothie. He decided that the new trademark should feature the color "NCS S 2005-Y60R," a peculiar shade of yellowish-red that he had stumbled upon in an obscure color catalog. This color, he believed, would make his brand unforgettable.
Zahir immediately called his trusted delivery worker, Julio Jacobs, a man with a knack for finding the unfindable. Julio was known for his resourcefulness and his ability to deliver anything, anywhere, anytime. Zahir explained his vision to Julio, emphasizing the importance of the specific color.
"Julio, my friend, this color is the key to our success! We need it for our new trademark design. Can you find it?" Zahir asked, his eyes gleaming with excitement.
Julio, always up for a challenge, nodded confidently. "Consider it done, Mr. Rocket. I'll find this NCS S 2005-Y60R for you."
Julio embarked on his quest, traveling through the vibrant streets of Chromaville. He visited paint shops, art supply stores, and even underground color markets, but no one had ever heard of NCS S 2005-Y60R. Just as he was about to give up, he remembered an old friend, an artist named Luna, who was known for her extensive knowledge of colors.
Luna lived in a quaint studio filled with paintings that seemed to dance with every hue imaginable. When Julio explained his mission, Luna's eyes lit up. "Ah, NCS S 2005-Y60R! That's a rare one. I have a small vial of it, but it's not for sale. It's part of my private collection."
Julio, determined to get the color, offered to trade one of Zahir's latest inventions, a self-flying drone, for the vial. Luna, intrigued by the gadget, agreed to the trade. With the precious vial in hand, Julio rushed back to Zahir's office.
Zahir was overjoyed when Julio presented the vial. "You did it, Julio! This is perfect!" He immediately called his design team and instructed them to incorporate the color into the new trademark.
The design team, though puzzled by the unusual color choice, followed Zahir's instructions. The result was a striking logo featuring a rocket ship soaring through a burst of NCS S 2005-Y60R. The color gave the logo an otherworldly glow, making it stand out in the crowded marketplace.
The new trademark was unveiled at a grand event, and it was an instant hit. People were captivated by the unique color, and Rocket Innovations became the talk of the town. Zahir's wild idea had paid off, and Julio's resourcefulness had made it possible.
As the company soared to new heights, Zahir and Julio often reminisced about their colorful adventure. They knew that sometimes, the most ridiculous ideas could lead to the most extraordinary outcomes. And in Chromaville, where colors ruled the day, their story became a legend, inspiring others to embrace their creativity and think outside the box.
And so, the tale of Zahir Rocket and Julio Jacobs, and their quest for the elusive NCS S 2005-Y60R, became a testament to the power of imagination and the magic of colors.
One sunny morning, Zahir was struck by inspiration while sipping his neon green smoothie. He decided that the new trademark should feature the color "NCS S 2005-Y60R," a peculiar shade of yellowish-red that he had stumbled upon in an obscure color catalog. This color, he believed, would make his brand unforgettable.
Zahir immediately called his trusted delivery worker, Julio Jacobs, a man with a knack for finding the unfindable. Julio was known for his resourcefulness and his ability to deliver anything, anywhere, anytime. Zahir explained his vision to Julio, emphasizing the importance of the specific color.
"Julio, my friend, this color is the key to our success! We need it for our new trademark design. Can you find it?" Zahir asked, his eyes gleaming with excitement.
Julio, always up for a challenge, nodded confidently. "Consider it done, Mr. Rocket. I'll find this NCS S 2005-Y60R for you."
Julio embarked on his quest, traveling through the vibrant streets of Chromaville. He visited paint shops, art supply stores, and even underground color markets, but no one had ever heard of NCS S 2005-Y60R. Just as he was about to give up, he remembered an old friend, an artist named Luna, who was known for her extensive knowledge of colors.
Luna lived in a quaint studio filled with paintings that seemed to dance with every hue imaginable. When Julio explained his mission, Luna's eyes lit up. "Ah, NCS S 2005-Y60R! That's a rare one. I have a small vial of it, but it's not for sale. It's part of my private collection."
Julio, determined to get the color, offered to trade one of Zahir's latest inventions, a self-flying drone, for the vial. Luna, intrigued by the gadget, agreed to the trade. With the precious vial in hand, Julio rushed back to Zahir's office.
Zahir was overjoyed when Julio presented the vial. "You did it, Julio! This is perfect!" He immediately called his design team and instructed them to incorporate the color into the new trademark.
The design team, though puzzled by the unusual color choice, followed Zahir's instructions. The result was a striking logo featuring a rocket ship soaring through a burst of NCS S 2005-Y60R. The color gave the logo an otherworldly glow, making it stand out in the crowded marketplace.
The new trademark was unveiled at a grand event, and it was an instant hit. People were captivated by the unique color, and Rocket Innovations became the talk of the town. Zahir's wild idea had paid off, and Julio's resourcefulness had made it possible.
As the company soared to new heights, Zahir and Julio often reminisced about their colorful adventure. They knew that sometimes, the most ridiculous ideas could lead to the most extraordinary outcomes. And in Chromaville, where colors ruled the day, their story became a legend, inspiring others to embrace their creativity and think outside the box.
And so, the tale of Zahir Rocket and Julio Jacobs, and their quest for the elusive NCS S 2005-Y60R, became a testament to the power of imagination and the magic of colors.
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