Color/Colour

I wonder if calling this forum Color/Colour would be a problem. I mean this is a global forum and even though I pride myself on NOT being politically correct, would it not be a bit fun to pay a bit of homage to those of you who fancy adding extra vowels to certain words.

Webster be damned.

Michael Horton
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how about "Couleur" for our french visitors

amor y paz,
victor
[www.victorfoto.com]

Oh yeah. and of course for our Italian friends: Colore. German? Farbe. That doesnt count. Portugease: Cor.

Aussie: G'day Colour

So we have

Color/Colour/Couleur/ Cor/G'day

Michael Horton
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>Aussie: G'day Colour
--mate

you forgot mate, I think the aussies say mate a lot

amor y paz,
victor
[www.victorfoto.com]

Yeah - here we call it 'G'day mate - wanna beer? Colour'

Except in winter, when it's 'G'day mate - cold enough for ya? Wanna beer? Colour'

I think Color is fine. That's what they called it, so its a proper noun now. (not like those artsy farsty pretending nouns from Nebraska)

I agree with Graeme though - very hard to google things like 'Motion' and 'Color' with any accuracy.

What about "Chroma".
Hey Mike, your portuguese is better than mine!!!
To tell you the truth it would be an honour if it was called COR, in portuguese.

Abraço.

Rui Barros
Editor Colorist Trainer
Lisbon, Portugal
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Rui

Well it aint going to happen. We've decided on 'G'day mate - wanna beer? Colour'

I mean, how easy is that to google?



Michael Horton
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Good decision.
Beer is full of colors and it makes us see more.

Rui Barros
Editor Colorist Trainer
Lisbon, Portugal
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