Painters Picker 2.1

Painters Picker puts an interactive color wheel in almost every Mac OS X application.
It adds the ability to choose related colors, such as complementary colors, analogous colors, etc. directly within the color picker. It also adds more precise controls for choosing saturation, hue angle, and brightness.
Painters Picker is the simplest way to perform complex color selection in almost any Mac OS X application.
Main features:
- use an artists color wheel in almost any Mac OS X application that uses color
- quickly access the 12 traditional primary, secondary, and tertiary colors
- easily choose any color in between these 12 colors
- get to common tints and shades quickly, or choose any in between value
- blend your colors to gray simply using a slider or a menu
- get to the most common tones of a color with one click.
Version restrictions:
- Painters Picker will display a watermark around its color wheel.
- It will also on occasion display a registration dialog.
Enhancements:
- Painters Picker is now a Universal Binary.
- New pdf manual documentation
- added a color info button to the interface to make getting information for the colors in a scheme easier
- The color wheel can now display a background color for better previewing how a scheme will work against a certain other color (usually a neutral color)
- Added 6 new schemes
- Painters Picker will now default to black if no other color is set by the host application.
- Added icon previews in the schemes menu (for Mac OS X 10.3 and later)
- Fixed a bug where the color info menu could report the wrong hue angle
- Fixed a compatibility bug with iWork 2006
- Fixed an incompatibility with Comic Life
- Fixed a bug where loading Painters Picker from a color well inside a utility window would cause the host application to crash.
- Numerous small aesthetic changes
- Numerous architectural changes and speed and memory usage optimizations.