This requires you to hold down the button, and then avert your eyes while you keep it held down, and then go back to looking at the color that you had been looking at. It's not easy to use for my purposes of scanning the image for colors, because it only temporarily display the value, and displays it in the program header. I hope you can help me with this!ĭo you know that you can identify a pixel's colour by clicking with the pointer tool? The RGM and hex values are shown in the title bar.No I didn't, but I find that this feature is still not good enough. It would be very helpful and useful-as well as much faster-if the #rgb value of the color was simply always displayed so that no extra clicking is necessary. If you then click on "define custom colors", it does give you some more information but the color values are never expressed in #RGB format which is what people usually need.
#Rgb color picker windows#
this is because when you click on the color box, it just takes you to a windows dialog with limited information.
With Irfanview, it normally takes a while to determine the #rgb value of the currently selected color. Having to do extra clicks every time you want to identify a color is many times slower. The reason this would be very time-saving is that when you are inspecting an image with the color-picker, you often want to quickly click on the the different colors which are there, to learn what they are. (An alternative option would be to display the color's #rgb value when the user holds down the mouse button on a pixel with the color-picker tool).
If you think it shouldn't display this value all the time, then at the very least, it should display it somehow when using the color-picker tool.
It would be a great improvement if instead it would always display the currently selected color's #RRGGBB value. Identifying which color I just selected is currently quite slow, however. When I am using Irfanview, I often use the color-picker tool (Eyedropper), in order to see which colors I am looking at.
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