The conversion of Munsell soil colors to RGB triplets, suitable for displaying on a computer screen or printing, is made complicated by the numerous operations involved in converting between color spaces. Figure 1 shows all possible (both real and unreal) Munsell color chips in the L*U*V color space.

The is a simple online tool that lets you browse the Munsell color notation in your web browser. Detailed information about Munsell as a color space can be found elsewhere on the web (I recommend and ). At the bottom of this tool you will see a circle of hue squares.

Click on a square to choose that hue page; the upper portion of the screen will change to show you a “hue page” showing your selected hue at various values and chromas. Within the hue page at the top of the screen, hover your mouse over any square to see the Munsell notation for that square: Hue Value/Chroma.

If you click on the square, the box at the lower right will display the color you selected in 3 formats: Munsell notation, RGB decimal, and RGB hexadecimal. You can select/copy/paste these values into your favorite design tool (e.g., the Photoshop color chooser). This is version 0. Aficio 1027 Service Manual: Software Free Download. 5 of the Virtual Munsell Color Wheel. Color data for this tool was taken from the web page, which lists RGB values for those chips which are within the gamut of the sRGB color space. Thus, the colors you see here are only those that can be displayed relatively accurately on a calibrated monitor and will differ from those found in printed Munsell books. Many thanks to Glenn Tait and for their help during the development of this tool with testing and suggestions for improvement.

• • • • • The Munsell color system, recognized internationally by a wide variety of standards organizations, identifies colors based upon three dimensions -- hue, value and chroma -- which can be changed independent of each other. Munsell colors uniqueness is that it can be displayed in three-dimensional space, with hue, or the general color, represented as a circular ring surrounding a column of value, or lightness, and then with chroma, or the saturation of the color, representing layers in the ring. Using a spectrometer, you can select Munsell color values and have it identify the closest Pantone color. Step Identify the Munsell color you wish to select. If it is printed, set it away from other colors and ensure nothing is behind it that may show through. Step Connect the spectrometer to the computer and open the color matching software. Load the Pantone color library.