Canadian Stamp Identification Help Needed

I consulted the catalogue and have seen many similar designs and colours.
I would appreciate if some explained to me how to make an ID

Thanks

Quite simple if you have similar design look for the cheapest one. This is the more common one and the one you have most chance to have . Yours is a # 35 small queen . Few cents value

If you want more explanation on how too id it , tell me witch catalog you have and we gone start to work from your catalogue

I have Scott 2009 cat.
Is the colour on my stamp, in your view yellow or orange?
Thanks

It is yellow. It is probably Scot 35, but you should check the perforation.

Based on a screen comparison of Makanudo's stamp with scans of the various known shades of this issue, I think that his could be lemon-yellow.

This shade was used in 35iii, which is perforated 11.5 x 12.0.

As I don't have a35iii, this is a scan of a lemon-yellow 35b, imperforate.


Makanudo's for comparison.

Perforation is 12 on this one, both sides.

Colour shades are killing me with these three as well:

Please, in future, include the perforations.

My apology to those who have posted these two images previously, as I downloaded them and am uploading them without seeking your permission.

Makanudo - I suggest that you download these for your use, but print the 37 and 41 page in colour on full size 8.5"x11.0" paper.

Thanks BJ!
Doesnt help me much though.
I cannot make out the shades...

Unfortunately scanning these stamps is very difficult. And the colours look different on various monitors. I struggle with this all the time.

Blackjag - where did you get that chart? I would like to acquire one (not digital).

Stamp Image Color Extractor for Robert (Wert)!

We all know the short-comings of color identification using scanners/monitors/computers. But since I develop a lot of web pages, I often find myself needing to know the color shades in a stamp. (Needed if I want to find a stamp that matches a color of a web page background for example.)

So here is a free, simple online tool that allows you to upload an image, analyze its colors, and returns the html color code and percentage of that shade in the stamp image.
http://www.stampsmarter.com/extractor_landing.html
Don
APS #094826

Don,
thanks for sharing the link to the stampsmarter. I found it very useful.

I replied to BeeSee yesterday, but it must be lost in the "Web World".

Sorry, no clue as to when or where.

Very cool link 51studebaker.
Thanks!

I like the link to the stampsmarter very much - Thanks ! 51 studebaker