Scan real-world colors using a specialized sensor and view their numerical data in various formats. Save scanned colors to collections for later comparison and analysis under different lighting conditions.
5.0
November 7, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Updates for iOS9.
MoreN+Chroma requires a specific N+Chroma color sensor from variableinc.com and a NODE sensor device with a Chroma module. It also needs an iPhone 4s or newer, or an iPad 3 or newer, or an iPad Mini.
N+Chroma provides numerical color information in RGB, HEX, L*a*b*, and CMYK formats. The graphic displayed on the iOS device is an approximate representation, with exact information available numerically.
Yes, scanned colors are stored to the user's collections within N+Chroma. These can be looked up later or used for comparison in the Compare Color View.
Yes, N+Chroma enables users to view color information in both D65 and D50 lighting environments. This is useful for making colors consistent across different applications or web design.
The latest version, 5.0, was released on November 7, 2015. The app has not been updated since then, indicating a low update frequency.
N+Chroma is compatible with iPhone 4s or newer, and iPad 3 or newer, or an iPad Mini. It is also supported on iPod devices.
N+Chroma has an average rating of 3.4 stars from 5 ratings. This suggests a mixed to slightly positive user sentiment, with room for improvement.
No, N+Chroma does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
