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NCS S 7010-R90B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#2D3B45RGB:
45, 59, 69CMYK:
40, 10, 0, 80HSL:
205°, 35%, 27%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Arsenicin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7546in RAL Classic:
RAL 5008in RAL Design:
RAL 260 20 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 620-6in NCS:
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What color is NCS S 7010-R90B?
NCS S 7010-R90B has a hue of R 90 B, which means it is a red hue with 90% blue component.
It has a blackness value of 70%, which means it is very dark.
This color also has a chromaticness value of 10%, which means it is not very saturated or vivid.
NCS S 7010-R90B can be used as an architectural color for aluminium or galvanised steel.
It can also be ordered as a color sample in different sizes and finishes.
It has a blackness value of 70%, which means it is very dark.
This color also has a chromaticness value of 10%, which means it is not very saturated or vivid.
NCS S 7010-R90B can be used as an architectural color for aluminium or galvanised steel.
It can also be ordered as a color sample in different sizes and finishes.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 7010-R90B color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 7010-R90B'
The Great NCS S 7010-R90B Adventure
Once upon a time in the quirky town of Chromaville, there lived two unlikely heroes: Cassandra Ford, a fisherman with a penchant for the peculiar, and Eva Phoenix, an engineer with a flair for the fantastical. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to an adventure that would forever change the world of motion design.
Cassandra, known for her eccentric fishing techniques, had a secret passion for colors. Her boat, "The Chromatic Catch," was a floating rainbow, each plank painted a different hue. But her favorite color, the one that made her heart sing, was NCS S 7010-R90B, a deep, mysterious blue with a hint of magic.
Eva, on the other hand, was a brilliant engineer who loved to tinker with gadgets and gizmos. She had recently invented a revolutionary motion design machine called the "Color Cyclone 3000." This contraption could animate colors in ways never seen before, creating mesmerizing patterns and effects. However, Eva felt something was missing - a color that could truly bring her invention to life.
One sunny afternoon, as Cassandra was fishing by the docks, she noticed a peculiar gadget washed ashore. It was none other than Eva's Color Cyclone 3000, which had accidentally fallen off her workshop's balcony during a particularly enthusiastic test run. Cassandra, intrigued by the device, decided to take it to Eva, whom she had heard about but never met.
When Cassandra arrived at Eva's workshop, she was greeted by a whirlwind of gears, wires, and colorful sparks. Eva, with her wild hair and goggles, looked up from her workbench and exclaimed, "My Color Cyclone 3000! You found it!"
Cassandra smiled and replied, "I did, and I think I know just the color to make it truly spectacular - NCS S 7010-R90B."
Eva's eyes widened. "NCS S 7010-R90B? That's the color I've been searching for! But how do we incorporate it into the machine?"
The two women put their heads together and devised a plan. They decided to embark on a journey to the mystical Isle of Hues, where the rare pigment of NCS S 7010-R90B was said to be found. The island was rumored to be guarded by the legendary Chroma Kraken, a creature that thrived on vibrant colors.
Equipped with Cassandra's fishing skills and Eva's engineering prowess, they set sail on The Chromatic Catch. Along the way, they encountered a series of humorous and ridiculous challenges. They had to outwit a flock of colorblind seagulls, navigate through a sea of spilled paint, and solve a riddle posed by a talking chameleon.
Finally, they reached the Isle of Hues, where the Chroma Kraken awaited. The creature, a dazzling spectacle of shifting colors, was both awe-inspiring and intimidating. Cassandra, with her trusty fishing rod, and Eva, with her Color Cyclone 3000, approached the Kraken cautiously.
"To pass, you must show me the true power of NCS S 7010-R90B," boomed the Kraken.
Cassandra and Eva combined their talents, using the Color Cyclone 3000 to project a stunning display of NCS S 7010-R90B. The deep blue hue danced and shimmered, creating patterns that seemed to come alive. The Kraken, mesmerized by the beauty, allowed them to collect the rare pigment.
With the precious NCS S 7010-R90B in hand, they returned to Chromaville and integrated it into the Color Cyclone 3000. The result was nothing short of magical. The motion design machine now produced animations that captivated audiences worldwide, transforming the world of visual arts.
Cassandra and Eva became legends in Chromaville, celebrated for their creativity and bravery. Their friendship, forged through their ridiculous and humorous adventure, remained strong. And as for NCS S 7010-R90B, it became the most sought-after color in motion design, thanks to the extraordinary tale of the fisherman and the engineer.
And so, the story of Cassandra Ford and Eva Phoenix, and their great NCS S 7010-R90B adventure, became a timeless legend, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most unusual and cool ideas come from the most unexpected places.
Cassandra, known for her eccentric fishing techniques, had a secret passion for colors. Her boat, "The Chromatic Catch," was a floating rainbow, each plank painted a different hue. But her favorite color, the one that made her heart sing, was NCS S 7010-R90B, a deep, mysterious blue with a hint of magic.
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Eva, on the other hand, was a brilliant engineer who loved to tinker with gadgets and gizmos. She had recently invented a revolutionary motion design machine called the "Color Cyclone 3000." This contraption could animate colors in ways never seen before, creating mesmerizing patterns and effects. However, Eva felt something was missing - a color that could truly bring her invention to life.
One sunny afternoon, as Cassandra was fishing by the docks, she noticed a peculiar gadget washed ashore. It was none other than Eva's Color Cyclone 3000, which had accidentally fallen off her workshop's balcony during a particularly enthusiastic test run. Cassandra, intrigued by the device, decided to take it to Eva, whom she had heard about but never met.
When Cassandra arrived at Eva's workshop, she was greeted by a whirlwind of gears, wires, and colorful sparks. Eva, with her wild hair and goggles, looked up from her workbench and exclaimed, "My Color Cyclone 3000! You found it!"
Cassandra smiled and replied, "I did, and I think I know just the color to make it truly spectacular - NCS S 7010-R90B."
Eva's eyes widened. "NCS S 7010-R90B? That's the color I've been searching for! But how do we incorporate it into the machine?"
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The two women put their heads together and devised a plan. They decided to embark on a journey to the mystical Isle of Hues, where the rare pigment of NCS S 7010-R90B was said to be found. The island was rumored to be guarded by the legendary Chroma Kraken, a creature that thrived on vibrant colors.
Equipped with Cassandra's fishing skills and Eva's engineering prowess, they set sail on The Chromatic Catch. Along the way, they encountered a series of humorous and ridiculous challenges. They had to outwit a flock of colorblind seagulls, navigate through a sea of spilled paint, and solve a riddle posed by a talking chameleon.
Finally, they reached the Isle of Hues, where the Chroma Kraken awaited. The creature, a dazzling spectacle of shifting colors, was both awe-inspiring and intimidating. Cassandra, with her trusty fishing rod, and Eva, with her Color Cyclone 3000, approached the Kraken cautiously.
"To pass, you must show me the true power of NCS S 7010-R90B," boomed the Kraken.
Cassandra and Eva combined their talents, using the Color Cyclone 3000 to project a stunning display of NCS S 7010-R90B. The deep blue hue danced and shimmered, creating patterns that seemed to come alive. The Kraken, mesmerized by the beauty, allowed them to collect the rare pigment.
With the precious NCS S 7010-R90B in hand, they returned to Chromaville and integrated it into the Color Cyclone 3000. The result was nothing short of magical. The motion design machine now produced animations that captivated audiences worldwide, transforming the world of visual arts.
Cassandra and Eva became legends in Chromaville, celebrated for their creativity and bravery. Their friendship, forged through their ridiculous and humorous adventure, remained strong. And as for NCS S 7010-R90B, it became the most sought-after color in motion design, thanks to the extraordinary tale of the fisherman and the engineer.
And so, the story of Cassandra Ford and Eva Phoenix, and their great NCS S 7010-R90B adventure, became a timeless legend, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most unusual and cool ideas come from the most unexpected places.
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