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#B784A7 Shades of Opera Mauve Find more Tints of Opera Mauve Find more Tones of Opera Mauve Find more What color is Opera Mauve Opera Mauve is a light pastel shade of Pinkish Red. It belongs to the color family Pastel Crimson, and it has high lightness and low saturation. Opera Mauve is a pastel color. Opera Mauve effect can vary from warm to cool, depending on what colors it is paired with. Find out more What are the HEX, RGB, HSV, HSL and CMYK color codes of Opera Mauve The hex code for Opera Mauve is #B784A7. In the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color space, which is used for digital colors, Opera Mauve has 72%% Red, 52% Green, and 65% Blue. Opera Mauve has 319° Hue, 28% Saturation, and 72% Value in the HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) color space, which is another way to represent digital colors. Opera Mauve has 319° Hue, 26% Saturation, and 62% Lightness in the HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) color space, which is a different way to express digital colors. Opera Mauve has 0% cyan, 28% magenta, 9% yellow, and 28% black in the CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) color space, which is used for color printing. Color Space Original Units Percentage Hex #B784A7 RGB (183, 132, 167) (72%, 52%, 65%) HSV (319°, 28, 72) (88%, 28%, 72%) HSL (319°, 26, 62) (88%, 26%, 62%) CMYK (0, 28, 9, 28) (0%, 28%, 9%, 28%) How does Opera Mauve contrast with black and white The natural luminance of Opera Mauve is 29%, which is low. Opera Mauve has a higher contrast with black than white. Opera Mauve and black have a 6.9:1 contrast ratio, which meets the AA requirement. These colors are suitable for titles. Opera Mauve and white have a 3.1:1 contrast ratio, which is insufficient for readability. Luminance Contrast to Black Contrast to White 29% AA (6.9) insufficient (3.1) Example Black Example White Example Black Example White Find out more What colors go with Opera Mauve Generate more How to mix Opera Mauve paint To mix Opera Mauve paint using eight primary colors (Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, White, and Black), you'll need to combine 10% Red, 10% Magenta, 28% Black, 52% White, as shown below. Yellow 0% Red 10% Green 0% Blue 0% Cyan 0% Magenta 10% Black 28% White 52% To mix Opera Mauve paint using five primary colors (Cyan, Magenta,

Use Interface Mapping to configure conversion of OPERACloud codes and external system codes at Global (Chain) or Propertylevel. When conversions are defined, the code from an external systemis replaced with the OPERA Cloud code for inbound message from theexternal system; and the OPERA Cloud code is replaced with the codeof the external system for outbound message delivered to the externalsystem. Mapping UDFs allows the definition of all reservations, profileand stay UDFs to be exchanged with an external system. You canuse Copy Conversion Codes to quicklypopulate the interface conversion codes, instead of manually inputtingthe codes one by one. When copying, OPERA Cloud and External Systemvalues are populated with the same value in the conversion details. In conversion scenarios where one code converts to multiple codes,one conversion entry must be selected as the default. For example,assume the external system has more market codes than OPERA Cloud,and that some of the OPERA Cloud market codes have to be entered multipletimes in the conversion code. If a reservation with such a marketcode is sent to the external system, OXI must be configured with aconversion record. The OPERA -> External Default is the identifier for the conversion record used. External System Default setto Y "> OPERA Cloud Value External System Value External > OPERA Cloud OPERA Cloud > External GRP GROUP Y Y GRP LEIS Y N IND INDIVIDUAL Y N IND TRANSIENT Y Y In the above example, a reservation made in OPERA Cloudwith market code "GRP" will convert to "GROUP" when sent to

Presentation on theme: "Opera A Brief History."— Presentation transcript: 1 Opera A Brief History 2 What is opera? A story told to music, which combines music, dance, theatre, sets, costumes, make up, etc. Operatic stories come from history, mythology, fairy tales, folk stories, literature and drama. Opera requires big singing; singers train to acquire the projection required to sing opera unamplified. 3 The History of Opera Opera is more than 400 years old. Dafne (1597) is considered the first true opera. Opera became hugely popular in Italy and spread to Germany and France and eventually the rest of Europe. Opera comique (witty, satirical) and grand opera (opera on a grand scale) developed, followed by lyric opera (Carmen, for example) and bel canto opera (Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti). Romantic composers like Verdi and Wagner paved the way for a new style called verismo. Puccini wrote veristic opera like Tosca and Madame Butterfly. 4 Great Opera Singers Maria Callas soprano Placido Domingo tenorSondra Radvanovsky 5 One of opera’s big moments: Tosca