Ever see a photo that you'd like to make a color scheme out of? The Blogarista shows you step by step how to do that using Photoshop. She writes,
Ever see those fun color palettes on the web or Pinterest and wonder what color codes they are? Well wonder no more! It took me a while to figure it out but since I finally did I wanted to share with you.
Read the full post: How to Determine Web Color Codes from an Image in Photoshop
i can shown you another simple way to do the same thing, just click on the following link,
http://www.webstutorial.com/find-color-codes-websites-using-photoshop/photoshop
Another, simpler way direct from the Photoshop Help documentation:
"Photoshop copies colors either as an HTML COLOR attribute containing the hexadecimal value (color=#xxyyzz), or as the hexadecimal value alone.
Do one of the following:
With the Eyedropper tool, move the pointer over the color that you want to copy. Right-click (Windows) or Control‑click (Mac OS), and choose Copy Color As HTML or Copy Color’s Hex Code.
Set the foreground color using the Color panel, the Swatches panel, or the Adobe Color Picker. From the Color panel menu, choose Copy Color As HTML or Copy Color’s Hex Code.
In the Save For Web dialog box, click the color swatch or choose Matte > Other. In the Adobe Color Picker, right-click the hexadecimal value, and choose Copy.
Open the desired file in an HTML editing application, and choose Edit > Paste."
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