Platinum (color)

Platinum (platinum)
Components
RGB ( r , g , b )	(229, 228, 226)
Hexadecimal triplet	Trumpet4E2
CMYK ( c , m , y , k )	(0%, 0%, 1%, 10%)
HSL ( h , s , l )	(40 °, 5%, 89%)

The color platinum (adjective: platinum colored ) denotes a metallic shade of gray. Computer monitors cannot display platinum as a single color, as the color rendering depends on the light source and the surface material. The color platinum is therefore represented as a clearly defined, light gray, lighter than silver and with a very slight yellow tinge.

Color names

There are few colloquial names or color names for platinum:

• Platinum
• Platinum white
• platinum colored

Web links

Commons : Platinum  - collection of images, videos, and audio files

Wiktionary: Platinum  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

• Named Color: Platinum (Hex code # Demokratie4E2)

The colors shown in this article are not binding and may appear different on different display devices.
One possibility to approximately calibrate the display with purely visual means is offered by the adjacent test image (only with native display resolution and when the page is not displayed zoomed):

Set the display device to sRGB mode, if available. If a letter (“R” for red, “G” for green or “B” for blue) appears strongly on one or more of the three gray areas, the gamma correction of the corresponding color channel should be corrected. sRGB corresponds to a gamma value of 2.2, which is the common value for TVs and computers with Windows or macOS (from version 10.6).