How good are you at guessing colors?

[Krikor]

(04-27-2024, 08:44 AM)rich2005 Wrote: I do not really get that site Also I do not quite understand the confusion. In hex it is RRGGBBAA the extra that does not show in Gimp color picker is the Alpha channel.  You get a better display in Inkscape. This made in Gimp with 50 transparency. 80 hex = 128 halfway between 0 and 255 ie 50 % 



so you want #123456 -> #123 , that does not make sense If you want 3 numbers, it is decimal 191, 245, 139

rich2005,

The situation raised here is that on the "Guess My RGB" website there is a background color that must be identified.
To do this, you need to slide the slides until we find a color similar to the background color.
What happens is that the solution given on this site is in the format #a2e (3 numbers) obtained from the color #aa22ee.

In other words, for each RGB color there are always pairs for each color: (# aa 22 ee), (# ff 00 bb) and so on.
Resulting in answers with 3 numbers like: (#a23), (#f0b), etc.

The question was what the answer would be if a background color was of the type #b58f38 (without repetition), which was presented in the format of 3 numbers. 

I haven't figured out that answer.

But I found that all the colors that appeared as a background color on this site; in a sample of 20 attempts, they were in the format #aabbcc (repeated pairs).

Knowing this, it is easy to find the value of the background color "with help" (cheating).