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You'll probably find most monitors will display colours a little differently anyway. All LCD monitors will have different contrast ratios and/or processing which will make them appear slightly different. Monitors are meant to be colour calibrated too, yet people rarely do it. I can keep listing differences if you like but you get the point I think.
If you want to worry about colours then at least do it according to some guidelines. In the future W3C's accessibility guidelines will include luminosity contrast ratios. They are primarily for background and foreground colours yet they'll provide a good guideline of the contrast between any 2 colours.
Theres plenty of utils out there which will calculate the values for you.
He mentioned that on one of his monitors it looked greenish and on another the two colours looked too similiar (the cream/beige colour and the grey coloue). So I created a few samples, removed a bit of green and made the Home tab darker.
> I wish I understood what you're trying to achieve/prove here. :)
Make them look less green and more easier to tell apart (the on and off tabs) =)
There's a tiny difference to each of them, probably the 1st and 4th are most different.
Samples
Original is the top one. I think the 2nd one has less green, the 3rd is darker and the 4th is both less green and darker. They're just quick floods so I didn't colour in the o's, e's and g's. I left the "off" tabs the same colour, though if it'll help I suppose I could lighten them a bit more.
Might help if you cover the others when you view each one.
Thanks for your help guys =)
So hangon while I prepare them =) the original will be at the top.