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#104947Color Analysis

rgb(16, 73, 71)

device-cmyk(78% 0% 3% 71%)

hsl(178, 64%, 17%)

hwb(178 6% 71%)

lch(27.5% 19.45 192.93)

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darkslategray
#104947 Color Code

#104947 in the RGB color model is composed of 16% red, 73% green, and 71% blue. In the CMYK model, it converts to 78% cyan, 0% magenta, 3% yellow, and 71% black. The HSL for this color is 178 degrees, with a saturation of 64% and a lightness of 17%. In the LAB color model, the values are L: 27.5, a: -18.96, b: -4.35.

hex
#104947
rgb
16, 73, 71, 1
hsl
178, 64, 17, 1
hsv
178, 78, 29, 1
cmyk
78, 0, 3, 71, 1
hwb
178, 6, 71, 1
lab
27.5, -18.96, -4.35, 1
lch
27.5, 19.45, 192.93, 1
xyz
3.69, 5.27, 5.15, 1
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