Forum Color Change

[Doug]

I was typing in haste, a salmon dinner just announced as "ready" ... It looks like I was contradicting myself! Just that, despite theory, the white text isn't all that bad, and I like the present color scheme. If there were a way to have dark text on a light background, though, that might offer readability benefits. Sorry, D2, it looks like we're both acclimated! 😀

 

[denishr]

Jorge, the current colors are easy on the eyes, as many have alreay said. I voted for no change.

Denis

 

[Pherdinand]

I like changes but in this case i am against it, Jorge. It's just fine like this🙂

 

[taffer]

Well on second thought I like the current colors better and would like to change my vote if possible - doesn't look like it matters to much at this point though.

I second the vote for Sepia! No, Blllluuuueeee ARrrrgghhh...
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LOL !

 

[chenick]

I'm glad that DLSR is no longer the same as RFF, as I mentioned over there it was a bit easy for me to get confused. (hehe)

So I'm glad that DSLR page is now different, and I'd like RFF.com to stay with the same colour scheme!!

-Nick

 

[SolaresLarrave]

Change needs not be radical. It'd be nice to have a slight variation of the current scheme later in the Spring. Didn't this forum use to be blue?

That'd be nice too! 🙂

 

[Roman]

I just logged into a university computer (just had a class), and it definitely looks brownish-sepia here - either somebody poored a bottle of Coke over the monitor, or Jorge changed the color scheme...? Will have to check again on my home computer.

Roman

 

[RML]

I voted for "yes" though perhaps it could be a little less bright.

 

[g0tr00t]

I voted no. dslrexchange is too bright. I mainly work in the dark and prefer subdued colors. My favorite colors for page examples are here:
http://dpreview.com/
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/

 

[berci]

Keep the colours.
But change the icons.
I don't really like this thing with the "plus" sign on it.

What is more, let's put there icons which are little RF cameras.

Berci😀

 

[Roman]

OK, it was the university computer screen - everything back to grey on my own one...

Roman

 

[newspaperguy]

#1 lesson learned (the hard way):

"If it ain't broke... don't fix it."

It ain't broke!

Rick