interior design: sherwin-williams app scans images to identify paint colors - visualizer

Sherwin-
Williams has just launched a new online color
Choose the tool to make it easier to choose the paint color. Called Chip It!
, The new tool allows users to upload photos in LetsChipIt.
Com, and get a read with suggestions for up to 10 colors.
This tool is a godsend for those who like to find inspiration for interior decoration on images
But it can even handle photos that are torn off the magazine and scanned onto the computer. Test the chip!
, I uploaded a photo of the cupcake in a sunny pastel background.
A few seconds later, the site returned a reading with five primary color suggestions and four secondary suggestions, including the color at the top of the cupcake.
Really test the chip!
I uploaded a picture of the garden.
In this colorful photo, the tool seems to have chosen and hinted at dominant tones.
Although some color suggestions are out of date
On the ringtone in my theme photo, other suggestions are close, in-the-
Family Choice.
If you have a color you like in a busy digital image, try cropping on the lens to isolate the color and upload the cropped version of the image.
This brings better results in my tests.
For smartphone photos, Sherwin-
Mobile app (
ColorSnap Studio for ipad)
Allows users to color the photo album of their mobile phone with more than 1,500 Sherwin-
Williams paint color.
Smartphone images can also be electronic.
Mail it with a chip!
On a personal computer.
The image uploaded must be in jpg, png, or gif format.
Create a chip!
The account allows users to save suggestions for uploading photos and drawing colors.
The site also links to more inspiration for Sherwin
Williams, a store locator and a logo
Join the "preferred customer" page where they can get a $10 coupon from a $50 paint purchase, a sales alert, and other offers. Chip It!
The latest in Sherwin-
Williams suites interactive colors-
Selection Tool for paint. The Sherwin-
Williams Color Visualizer allows users to upload photos from outside the room or home, changing the look on the screen with thousands of potential Color combinations.
Because the color can change depending on the monitor used, Sherwin-
Williams suggested going to one of its stores for the most accurate final choice. Kimberly L.
Jackson may be contacted. mail.