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ZX Spectrum Palette

Submitted by Polyducks

A true-to-hardware palette. Please note that the luminesence of the ZX Spectrum is dictated by the voltage output of the hardware (85% voltage for non-bright, 100% for bright) - so instead of using E/F values as dictated in the wikipedia article in the hex for non-bright/bright, the colours are instead D8/FF (D8 being 85% of FF). For example, non-bright red is given as EE0000 in the article - instead it has been portrayed here as D80000 to give as close to hardware output as possible on modern screens.

#zxspectrum on BSKY MSTDN INSTA X

Number of colors: 15

Downloads: 3093

Tags: zxspectrum, hardware, computing, retro

#000000

#0000d8

#0000ff

#d80000

#ff0000

#d800d8

#ff00ff

#00d800

#00ff00

#00d8d8

#00ffff

#d8d800

#ffff00

#d8d8d8

#ffffff

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Comments (1)

dm0x November 17, 2023

Really cool, but this absolutely burns my eyes, lol. I can totally see it for some crude retro demake games though.

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