NCS S 3030-R30B

NCS S 3030-R30B belongs to the category of Saturated (S) colors, which means that it has a high chromaticness and a low whiteness.

The code consists of four parts: S, 3030, R, and 30B.

Each part has a specific meaning:

• S indicates that the color is saturated, as opposed to unsaturated (U) or achromatic (N) colors.
• 3030 indicates the blackness (s) and chromaticness (c) of the color, expressed as percentages.
  The first two digits (30) represent the blackness, which is the degree of darkness of the color.
  The second two digits (30) represent the chromaticness, which is the degree of colorfulness of the color.
• R indicates the hue (h) of the color, which is the dominant wavelength of the color.
  R stands for red, which is one of the four elementary hues in the NCS system, along with yellow (Y), green (G), and blue (B).
• 30B indicates the nuance (n) of the color, which is the proportion of the two nearest elementary hues in the color.
  30B means that the color contains 30% of blue (B) and 70% of red (R).
  To summarize, NCS S 3030-R30B is a saturated color with 30% blackness, 30% chromaticness, a red hue, and a nuance of 30% blue and 70% red.

It is a medium-dark and moderately colorful shade of pinkish-purple.