mattytr

Well, this is exactly what I want... but without having to multi-click on color selector, color and "more>>". Personally, I use Paint.NET (and I love it) more as a replacement for MS Paint than for a replacement of Photoshop, so I usually have just one layer and I need to do some "fast" editing, like resize, crop, save as and analyze colors. I don't think it should be difficult to implement this feature, since it is actually already implemented, but a bit hidden and cumbersome.

I would really appreciate a feature to see in the status bar (e.g. near the mouse coordinates) the RGB value of the pixel under the mouse pointer. This is possible in other programs like Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo. In Paint.NET the only way I have found it to use the color picker, click on the pixel and check the values in the extended view of the color box (this also implies that the color picked is the new default color, which usually is not what I want).