SweeterColor darker than actual color

[ghost]

The color from SweeterColor doesn't match the hex color. Here's a screenshot comparing the colors using #EB6E2F set with XCode's storyboard, Inkscape, and SweeterColor:

NB: The screenshot colors are more vibrant than they actually are due to GitHub's image compression

To reproduce:

1. Create one UIView in Storyboard, set its color to #EB6E2F
2. Create another UIView in code set the background color. eg sweeterColorView.backgroundColor = UIColor(hex: "#EB6E2F")
3. Open Adobe PS or Inkscape, set the canvas color to #EB6E2F
4. Use the macOS Digital Color Meter again, the color from XCode and Adobe PS is correct, but SweeterColor has the wrong color

[jathu]

I'm not really sure what the problem is. However, when I tried initializing the colors in three different ways, I get the same results.

As you can see, this color is different from the one you will get in photoshop. The result here has an RGB of (232, 98, 42). Where as #EB6E2F is really (235, 110, 47). Even the native UIColor initializer fails.

[ghost]

The issue I was getting was a mismatch between the color I added in Storyboard, and the color I added programmatically with SweeterColor, not sure if these helps.

On an actual device, it can be quite noticeable.

[ghost]

@jathu I came across this issue about different color spaces.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27628473/uinavigationbar-background-color-setted-from-storyboard-differ-from-the-color-se

Do you think this could be related?

[cruisediary]

Yes I think is related to @ghost 's link Xcode storyboard support various RGB color options.

In my Mac actually Sketch color picker find Author's SweeterColorcolor is #EB632F correctly but Inkscape and Xcode related author's option is #FC6509