Color is one of the most important aspects of a presentation. 
The color scheme you choose may depend on what is pertinent to the presentation or simply to match your company's logo. Whatever the reason, there are different color models to choose from.
In general, the RGB color model is the most commonly used. Input devices such as digital cameras, mobile phones and video projectors use this model. Electronic devices that use the RGB model for output are televisions and computers. The HSL color model is used mainly for webpages.
You can use precise colors, such as a specific blue in a company logo, by copying the RGB or HSL codes from a sample.
More on Color in Presentations
• Background Colors in PowerPoint 2010
• Print PowerPoint Slides in Color, Black and White or Grayscale
• Change the Color Scheme of a Design Theme
The color scheme you choose may depend on what is pertinent to the presentation or simply to match your company's logo. Whatever the reason, there are different color models to choose from.In general, the RGB color model is the most commonly used. Input devices such as digital cameras, mobile phones and video projectors use this model. Electronic devices that use the RGB model for output are televisions and computers. The HSL color model is used mainly for webpages.
You can use precise colors, such as a specific blue in a company logo, by copying the RGB or HSL codes from a sample.
More on Color in Presentations
• Background Colors in PowerPoint 2010
• Print PowerPoint Slides in Color, Black and White or Grayscale
• Change the Color Scheme of a Design Theme
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