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"My monitor is not colour calibrated. (At least not to my knowledge.) I have found the same sort of discrepancies with all of the many monitors, tablets and so on that I've used, though I have been able to look at pictures of miniatures I've painted that I feel reasonably faithfully reproduce the colours I see when I look at those figures in the real world. \n  \nThough thinking about it truthfully, it's been a while since I even attempted to judge paint by online swatches after those first few years of it being so fruitless. Maybe the difference in the way monitors and paints create colour throws me off. Maybe I should try looking again, but I guess I just adopted a policy of acquire all Master Series paints and try to avoid the temptation of buying other brands since I will packrat paint if I don't watch myself.  \n  \nAs far as swatches for Pro Paints and the old GW line - if you find online swatches of those anywhere (I know some online stores have the Pro Paints, I would assume some stores and tutorials and such have the old GW), anyone who used those would likely have just lifted the company-produced swatches from the company site at the time. \n  \nSeveral years ago there was a colour match tool that someone had created. He posted on the Reaper forums as Joe Kutz, his website was http://www.silicon-dragons.com. It is unfortunately defunct now. I found some snapshots of it on the Wayback Machine, but since the actual colour tool used database coding, the actual tool itself won't load through the Wayback Machine. He claimed to be scanning in actual paint chips, although I found discussions on other forums from people who felt the colour matches were pretty inaccurate and doubted the claims. (http://www.reapermini.com/forum/index.php?/topic/17678-color-equivalencies-chart/page-4#entry439462) \n  \nIf someone wanted to try to recreate such a project, would they need to own all the paint themselves? Or would they only need volunteers who own paint to paint up some swatches and mail those? That might become a much more doable project. I could contribute swatches for a fairly obscure paint range, Adikolor. (At least until such time as I get around to selling or giving them away.) \n  \nAnne is having to limit her computer use right now. And even were that not so, she and everyone else at Reaper are a little chicken with its head cut off preparing for the Kickstarter and unlikely to be able to check in on threads like this in the near future. I will probably be at Reaper within the next month, and I will attempt to check with Anne or whoever else might have been involved with the swatches whether those are as precise as assumed for the colour comparison that you've made. I will also try to talk to All-Terrain Monkey about how the Power Palette matches colours. \n  \nIf it'd be helpful before that, I could try to do swatch comparisons between some of the Reaper paints and P3 paints that your chart suggests are equivalent and scan and/or photograph those to give an idea of how in the ballpark the equivalencies are. \n"
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