I checked the values and they are 100% true.

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    19 days ago

    Pantone (fuck that monopoly BTW) is great at swatches for IRL (reflective) objects and paints, and a decent job at replicating their look on monitors. Your screen and eyes may work slightly different but unless there’s a defect, the resulting feel will be pretty much the same.

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      19 days ago

      Replicating the look on “arbitrary monitors” seems very difficult…

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        18 days ago

        We’re talking well-calibrated monitors in standardized lighting conditions. Even then, matching transmissive and reflective color is really hard. Heck, even glossy, matte and textured materials can be difficult to match.

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      19 days ago

      Afaik ladies under PMS also may see colors very differently, due to hormones, blood pressure, dryness and such.