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Company Name: Osamu Noguchi
About: Discover the names of colors!
Point your camera at any color that catches your
eye to perform a real-time search for the name of that color.
Colors can be
searched via English or Japanese name, and you can also look up RGB, CMYK values
and HTML color codes, search on similar colors, and the like.
ColorName Customer Service 💢
The following contact options are available: Pricing Information, Support, General Help, and Press Information/New Coverage (to guage reputation). Discover which options are the fastest to get your customer service issues resolved.
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Developer: Loomatix
3 Most reported problems 😔💔
Really Fun
by Bangs Family
Point it at anything, and it will display a list of paint color names that are similar. It sometimes lists a pure color like "Red" , but is more likely to list names like "Bloody Orange" or "Deep Taupe"
I would rate it higher if it had an option to choose the closest Common color name
It’s is so fun I don’t know why this don’t have that rating but keep it up peoples
by Sana And V
Thanks
Makes you feel like an expert artiste!
by Eiko_M
Addictive...pointing the camera at everything and seeing the exotic color names identified. Too cool!
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