- Brand
- Kremer Pigmente [Dry] Pigments (see all 349 pigments)
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- Company
- Kremer Pigmente (7 products)
- Medium
- Dry pigment
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- Pigment particle size
- ≈ 0.3 µm
- pH
- 6
- Hardness
- 3
- Description from the manufacturer
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Opaque, good whiteness, limited outdoor resistance; In contrast to the other white pigments, Zinc Sulfide has a slight greenish tint, but this is not practically relevant. Zinc Sulfide has the highest hiding power next to Titanium White. The lightening capacity is also significantly better than that of the mixed pigment Lithopone, Cremnitz White and even more so Zinc White. The production of Zinc Sulfide paint is easier than with other white pigments. For water-based techniques, even in oil in small quantities, a thorough spackling is sufficient. However, when making oil paint, the soft pigment should be rubbed with the glass muller. Zinc Sulfide is also suitable as a base for silver pencil drawings.
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- Value scale
- Color Atlases
- HLC H000_L095_C000
- Color Notation (CIE L*a*b*)
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L* 96.92 a* -0.67 b* 0.79 — D50 2°L* 96.92 C* 1.04 h° 130.45 — D50 2°
- Sample
- watercolor, masstone
- Paper
- Hahnemühle Echt Bütten CP 300gsm
- Device
- Nix Spectro 2
- Mode
- M2 (light source: Tungsten + UV-cut filter)
- CIE-L*a*b*
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L* 96.92 a* -0.67 b* 0.79 — D50 2°L* 96.92 a* -0.74 b* 0.79 — D65 2° ≈
- CIE-L*Ch°(ab)
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L* 96.92 C* 1.04 h° 130.45 — D50 2°L* 96.92 C* 1.09 h° 133.23 — D65 2° ≈
- CIE-V*D*
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V*ab 96.93 D*ab 3.25 — D50 2°
- OK-Lab + Ch°
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L 0.9732 a -0.0020 b 0.0020 C 0.0028 h° 134.5775 — D65 ≈
- Munsell
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Munsell — C ≈
- CIECAM02
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J 95.7 C 1.3 h° 133.2 s 6.7 Q 295.9 M 1.3 — D65 ≈
- RGB
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sRGB: r 245 g 247 b 245 hex #F5F7F5P3: r 0.963 g 0.966 b 0.96
- Spectral Curve
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- Disclaimer
- Read about the samples and measurement methodology.
- Color Mixes (experimental)
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Color mixer is an experimental feature using Mixbox: Pigment-Based Color Mixing. (Mixing within the sRGB gamut, assuming the colors were opaque colors.)Color mixer is an experimental feature using the paints' spectral curves, measured on masstone to predict the mixing path, assuming the paints were opaque.
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