Choose shades of color in Photoshop

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• How do you matter a shade of color in photoshop CS6?

  Color Swatch

  You can download a theme for Adobe Color CC .ase (Adobe Swatch Exchange) format. In the swatches in PhotoShop Panel, open the Panel (at the top right) menu and select load swatches...

  The nuances of your theme will be added to the bottom of the current.

• I'm looking for shades of color like Winsor Newton color chart to use Photoshop CC

  I'm looking for shades of color like Winsor Newton color chart to use Photoshop CC. Does anyone know where to get these color charts to use with photoshop CC?  . And is it safe to download. Thank you

  DeviantArt is fairly reliable Winsor Newton swatches of rnbluvva on DeviantArt

• Choosing a color problem Color Library (Photoshop)

  In Photoshop: How do you get the color of in as your choice when the color library does not recognize the number that you type? Ex: I need green Pantone 2290 but recognition stops at 229, which is a magenta color. How do you get around that? Similar problems with colors that are names and not numbers (medium blue).

  2290 C is for example Pantone + Solid Coated V2 library, which can be installed in the libraries of colors in Photoshop and will respond to the keystrokes 2-2-9-0, which is Lab 81 74 - 34

  Here is a great web resource for finding numbers of Pantone colors and color names:

  Pantone colors. Convert Pantone colors to RAL, CMYK, RGB, Hex, TSL, TSL, JSON

  It's a kludge because you must copy and paste values in the selector.

  Now for Pantone libraries:

  So, how do you get the latest Pantone libraries in Adobe products?

  You will need the Pantone Color Manager software. It will export libraries last Pantone for Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Corel Painter using sRGB or values Lab, your choice.

  Download it here: Software Pantone Color Manager through the integration of the library

  I think that if you register your fan bridges, it is free, if not 49.95 USD

  Hope to see you there, happens

  Gene

• How to change the background color in photoshop CS6?

  Hello

  I tried to change the background color of Adobe photoshop cs6
  by default, I was on a black background, canany one help me.

  Thanks in advance

  You can use one of the fill methods to change the background color. (SHIFT + F5 is the fill command) The most common method is to use two shades just below the toolbar on the left side of the screen. Take a look at your keyboard to the right of the SPACEBAR are alt modifier two keys option and ctrl or command photo button left to sample on the left and right as the right nuance. Keep this button pressed and at the same time press the back button back. Your document or selection fill with this color swatch. Double click on each sample will bring up the color picker to choose a different color.

  If there are other objects on top of the background, and they are merged with the background, it will be necessary to select the background using the Selection tool in the toolbar before you fill the background with a color.

  I hope this helps, if not post a picture of your screen, then we can see what you're trying to do, and we can then give more advice.

• Creation of shades of colors in Illustrator

  I want to create the halftone color with Adobe Illustrator cc 2015 for a look of comic strip. Why the black and white gradient turns into a halftone color which is the color? Shouldn't be black and white? In addition, what tool is better to use shades of color, Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop?

  Thank you

  

  because in RGB color mode represents fire. all colors are red, green and blue. in CMYK mode, it represents the inks. This black can consist of a single black ink or a combination of the other inks. in your case, it seems as if it was only in black.

• Selector color on Photoshop CC is not its default value

  So my color chart looks like this...

  

  And I know it's supposed to not like this.

  I have installed and reinstalled the app, but that it was not fixed. I searched the forums but couldn't find anyone who had this problem.

  Anyone know of a solution for this?

  Edit menu > Preferences > general dropdown Color Picker: choose Adobe, click OK, restart Photoshop.

  

• When you print colors of Photoshop gΦre - it seems saturated - Lightroom ok? What is going on?

  Hello

  I am using a printer Epson SC-p600 and printing of photoshop - and I am really struggling to adjust colors when you select "photoshop manages color". Please can someone help? My question is: why all the colors come out badly in photoshop, what am I am I doing wrong? I can get a decent print using Lightroom or choose "printer manages color" - but not "photoshop manages colors."

  (1) when I select "Ps manages color" I get terribly on aspect saturated in the images. Watch the quick comparison here:

  The top printed in LR image seems very close on the screen - PS background image is very saturated - what is happening on Earth? I can't fix it.

  

  Here are my settings: 16-bit RGB, adobe 1998 color space, I select "Edit in photoshop lightroom in the menu" files have the value .tiff and 16 bits and adobe rgb 1998 - what am I doing wrong? :

  I presented my monitor using colormunki display, I chose "PINN_MATTE230_SC_600" which is the book that I downloaded on the site of paper I bought.

  

  screenshot of settings

  

  

  I have set so that epson does not control the colors, because I selected "photoshop manages color".

  (2) when I tried printing in LR, I managed to get colors ok. Here is what I use:

  

  To reset the printing preferences, click file, and then press the space bar as soon as you click on print.

  It must reset the print settings preferences.

  Once this is done, please set the appropriate paper type and profile and then try to print.

  Also, please ensure that you have the latest printer drivers installed on the computer.

• color problem - photoshop CS4 - as grayscale

  When I try to choose a new color (either from shades or Color picker) it just POPs in a gray tone - then a yellow appears as a gray and a Navy Blue as a gray for example. Any ideas how to solve this problem?

  Take a look at the fashion of your image.  I bet that you have a document in grayscale.

  The menus, to make a document in color, choose Image - Mode - RGB color.

  -Christmas

• When "allow pages to choose their own colors, instead of my selections above" is not checked in the menu options, I can't see images on Web sites. How can I maintain with the box unchecked and always display images?

  I recently decided to spend autour colours in Firefox. I work in a fairly dark environment and have the dark color on white or light background text is quite difficult on my eyes in the dark.

  I changed the background to a dark gray, light gray text and visited the two and links not visited in a blue light. With these changes, I unchecked the "allow pages to choose their own colors, instead of my selections above" box.

  After unchecking the box, I'm more able to display images on many sites. Turn all grey images - as if Firefox has changed their image in part of the background. When I check the box, I am able to see fine pictures, however, Web sites typically return to their light background with dark text.

  Any help and assistance with this is greatly appreciated!
  Thank you!

  You can use the NoSquint extension to define the font size (zoom text/page) and colors of text on web pages.

  • NoSquint - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2592

• How to convert a color in a new shade of color?

  Hello!

  I have a few shades, and I want to know the RGB values, so I can use them in Word. I can't understand how to convert a shade of tint a new shade of color that doesn't use relative values. I tried dragging the swatch in the Swatches palette, and it creates a new shade of reason, not a new shade of color. I tried clicking on the new icon shade, and it simply reproduces the shade.

  Thank you!

  

• Allow the user to choose the background color of dialogue/pallet box

  Hi all

  So, basically, I'm trying to give the user the ability to customize a toolbar, I developed for work by allowing them to choose their own color. I don't want to have to keep jumping into the script whenever someone wants a different color then thought it would be an additional pleasure.

  I looked and found the code for a color picker and suitable for what I want, but being a complete noob, I

  (a) clearly hurts because it does not work and

  (b) there is probably a better way to do it.

  You will see below my script for a fake dialog window.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  var box = new Window("dialog", "Just Digital Toolbar");  
    
  box.panel1 = box.add('panel', undefined);  
  box.panel1.group = box.panel1.add('group', undefined );  
  box.panel1.group.orientation='row';  
    
  box.panel1.group.finalBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 1", {name:'dummy1'});  
  box.panel1.group.binderBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 2", {name:'dummy2'});
  box.panel1.group.bocBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 3", {name:'dummy3'});
  
  
  box.panel2 = box.add('panel', undefined);  
  box.panel2.group = box.panel2.add('group', undefined, );  
  box.panel2.group.orientation='row';  
    
  box.panel2.group.colourPickBtn = box.panel2.group.add('button',undefined, "Colour Picker", {name:'colourPick'});
  box.panel2.group.closeBtn = box.panel2.group.add('button',undefined, "Close", {name:'close'});
  
  
  box.location = [1850, 40];
  
  
  box.panel2.group.colourPickBtn.onClick = function(){  
      
  var hexToRGB = function(hex) {
    var r = hex >> 16;
    var g = hex >> 8 & 0xFF;
    var b = hex & 0xFF;
    return [r, g, b];
  };
  
  var color_decimal = $.colorPicker();
  $.writeln(color_decimal);
  
  var color_hexadecimal = color_decimal.toString(16);
  $.writeln(color_hexadecimal);
  
  var color_rgb = hexToRGB(parseInt(color_hexadecimal, 16));
  $.writeln(color_rgb);
  
  var color_that_ae_add_solid_understands = [color_rgb[0] / 255, color_rgb[1] / 255, color_rgb[2] / 255];
  $.writeln(color_that_ae_add_solid_understands);
  
  box.graphics.backgroundColor = color_rgb;
  }
  
  //===================TEMP CLOSE FUNCTION=====================//
  box.panel2.group.closeBtn.onClick = function(){  
    box.close();
  }
  //===================TEMP CLOSE FUNCTION END=====================//
  
  box.show ();
  

  The piece of code I posted was intended to replace box.graphics.backgroundColor = color_rgb;

  Full code (without the .writeln of $):

  function hexToRGB(hex) {
      var r = hex >> 16;
      var g = hex >> 8 & 0xFF;
      var b = hex & 0xFF;
      return [r, g, b];
      };
  
  var box = new Window("palette", "Just Digital Toolbar");    
  
  box.panel1 = box.add('panel', undefined);
  box.panel1.group = box.panel1.add('group', undefined );
  box.panel1.group.orientation='row';    
  
  box.panel1.group.finalBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 1", {name:'dummy1'});
  box.panel1.group.binderBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 2", {name:'dummy2'});
  box.panel1.group.bocBtn = box.panel1.group.add('button',undefined, "Dummy 3", {name:'dummy3'});  
  
  box.panel2 = box.add('panel', undefined);
  box.panel2.group = box.panel2.add('group', undefined, );
  box.panel2.group.orientation='row';    
  
  box.panel2.group.colourPickBtn = box.panel2.group.add('button',undefined, "Colour Picker", {name:'colourPick'});
  box.panel2.group.closeBtn = box.panel2.group.add('button',undefined, "Close", {name:'close'});  
  
  box.location = [1850, 40];  
  
  box.panel2.group.colourPickBtn.onClick = function(){
      var g = box.graphics;
      var color_decimal = $.colorPicker();
      if (color_decimal>=0){
          var color_hexadecimal = color_decimal.toString(16);
          var color_rgb = hexToRGB(parseInt(color_hexadecimal, 16));
          var color_that_ae_add_solid_understands = [color_rgb[0] / 255, color_rgb[1] / 255, color_rgb[2] / 255];    
  
          g.backgroundColor = g.newBrush(g.BrushType.SOLID_COLOR, color_that_ae_add_solid_understands);
          };
      }  
  
  //===================TEMP CLOSE FUNCTION=====================//
  box.panel2.group.closeBtn.onClick = function(){
    box.close();
  }
  //===================TEMP CLOSE FUNCTION END=====================//  
  
  box.show ();
  

  Xavier

• Change of color CC Photoshop and lightroom

  Hello

  Thus, this issue was repeatedly, but I just can´t understand, why this is happening.

  My workflow:

  Change in Lightroom, export when im done with the image, when nothing else is needed. I export in SRGB. The image looks great on the screen, when using Irfan View and viewer of windows, with colors, correct, as they are in the lightroom interface. Great everything´s here!

  But lets say, I want to make a few additional changes - this is where things go wrong.

  I m always in lightroom. I right click on the image and chose to change in photoshop cc.

  The photo opens, looks exactly like the version of lightroom. I apply changes and save them as a JPG. I ve tried recording in SRGB and Adobe RGB format. When I view the image of Irfan view, the look 'flat, ish and dull. " Now, I think I did something wrong, here's what I ve tried:

  Export to jpg from Lightroom, using SRGB.

  Save the same exact file (open in Photoshop via Lightrrom, don't edit and save as jpg, also making sure that it s to SRGB)

  Now I have 2 identical JPG files. But when I open in Viewer Irfan view or windows, the photoshop file seems dull and ish, while editing in lightroom seems perfect. The same thing happens when I print photos in my local photoshop - lightroom printing looks perfect, the Photoshop file doesn´t.

  When in photoshop, I check the 'view - color proof' image in my PS interface also looks like ish

  I ve tried everything and at this stage I Don t even like to use Photoshop more, because I think it destroys my JPG files. (Which in turn means, that there must be a setting I can change to make it work)

  I ve attached a shot showing the 2 files next to screen.

  

  Help, please!

  You have the profile of ProPhoto color image in Photoshop. That's how it comes to Lightroom with the default settings (you can change that in Lr preferences).

  Check you convert them to sRGB in Photoshop before the record on. Everything here indicates that you do not. If you use save for Web, you must check the "convert to sRGB" and "embed the profile.

  What is absolutely certain, it's that the right version looks exactly like an image ProPhoto read without color management. Proofing RGB turns off the management of color in Photoshop, so that shows you the same thing.

• Difference between ESA and ACO export of color in Photoshop

  What is the difference between ESA and ACO export of color in Photoshop?

  I want to use these colors in Captivate.

  Thank you.

  This explains the differences: creating and sharing color swatches in Adobe

• In Lightroom 5, choose "Merge to Panorama in Photoshop" open PS in the wrong place

  Hello, I use Lightroom version 5.7.1 on an iMac with OS X (version 10.10 [5]) and, until recently, if I chose the Photo - Edit open inside my request of Photoshop on my boot drive.  Now, although it uses by default trying to open the backup copy of Photoshop on my external backup drive, which is a clone of the hard drive of my iMac, and if I choose "merge to Panorama in Photoshop" (which I need to do often enough) it freezes and gives the following error:

  

  I can see that it tries to open the cloned version of Photoshop (on iMac Anna/backup/Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6) but I can't find any way to change this so that it can reuse the version on my boot drive.  I'm sure there must be a file somewhere that staged Lightroom to try to open Photoshop on the external hard drive, but I don't know where it could be.

  If I have already opened the version of Photoshop on my startup disk before trying to merge with Panorama, it will use that one.  If I remove the external hard drive containing the cloned version of Photoshop, I just get an error that says that the files could not be changed because Photoshop CS6 could not be launched.

  I tried to delete the file [file username]/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.Photoshop.plist, then by restarting Lightroom, but it did not help.]  I also tried to change the external editor in Lightroom preferences - preferences: I can create an additional external editor and have pointing to Photoshop on my boot drive, but this has no effect when you try to merge with Panorama and I see no way to change the settings to 'Edit in Adobe Photoshop CS6' at the top of the box as shown below :

  

  If anyone has a solution to this, I would be really grateful.  Thanks in advance.

  Anna

  Post edited by: Anna walls

  After posting this question I've been tracking the answer me - it seems that there is a bug in Lightroom that Adobe know since at least January 2015.  As far as I know, it has not been resolved in the latest version of Lightroom, but they wrote a plugin that works around the problem.  I have downloaded and run and it works, so I thought I would like to include the link to the page in case someone else has the same problem:

  Lightroom: "Edit in PS 2014" opens PS 2014 in the wrong place. Community customer Photoshop family

  Ignore the first suggestion about uninstalling Lightroom and Photoshop and scroll down the page until you find the official response from Jeffrey Tranberry - there is a link to download a plugin it and once you installed you will be able to specify the location of Photoshop.   With a bit of luck will be solved properly in a future version of Lightroom.

  Best wishes

  Walls of Anna