Choosing a color problem Color Library (Photoshop)

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• Hue Saturation in Photoshop - how to choose the color of the library or the color selector please?

  Hello

  I'm new to photoshop and I'm trying to change the background color.

  I clicked on the menu, "select", then "color range", "overview of the selection" gray scale selected, then clicked OK, this has highlighted the sections I wanted to change the color of black.

  I then went to the "Layer" menu then "new adjustment layer" then "hue/saturation" where I could use the slider to change the color, but I would like to change the color of a color in my library (my colors brand) or at least use a color picker to choose these colors or enter a hexadecimal value.

  Some help would be greatly appreciated, I can't find anything online to help.

  Thank you

  JO

  If you start a new file, the easiest way is to choose the background color immediately:

  I chose the background color, and you can type in the hexadecimal code. You can even save this preset.

  

  For a file existing, presupposed the background layer has a different solid color: change the background layer to a regular layer (must be unlocked, changing the shade of foreground (you can use the color picker), use select all to select the entire layer and use the paint bucket to fill with the foreground color.)

• After you have installed the latest Pantone color library in photoshop, some colors are inaccessible

  I try to refer to a specific Pantone color in Photoshop. I want to use the color library browser, so that I can easily get an overview of my chosen color variants. The color, I'm working with is not available in the original Pantone Coated color book provided with my version of Photoshop. So I downloaded and installed the Pantone color Manager and checked the color I want IS identified in the book lying in the Pantone color Manager. Great! I saved the book of color as a .acb file and installed in Photoshop. But I can not yet select some colors. They exist in Pantone color Manager, but they are not searchable from within Photoshop. Very strange!

  Here are the steps I followed to bring the book of the color in Photoshop:

  1. launch Pantone Color Manager

  2. Select the formula Guide - coated color book

  3. perform a search for "2128" and ensure that color exists.

  4. choose Save as... and save the file with a .acb (Adobe color book) file. I named it "PANTONE + Solid Coated - V3.acb.

  5. exit Photoshop

  6 copy the book of color in books color file in Photoshop (/ Applications / Adobe Photoshop CC 2015/Presets/color books).

  7. start Photoshop.

  8. open the color picker and click the button "color libraries".

  9. choose my new book of color in the menu ("PANTONE + Solid Coated-V3')

  10 type '2128': not found (Photoshop shows me 212c instead).

  I scrolled the book color in Photoshop - color isn't here!

  What I am doing wrong?

  You want to export the color book. Then it must meet 2-1-2-8 in the Photoshop color picker and I would choose Lab as the color model during export.

  

  Gene

• Hi there I can not choose colors in photoshop. He let me just use grey and Pentecost. someone at - he had that before?

  Hi all

  IM new to Photoshop, but did a few things with him.

  I have a problem at the point where I can not choose what color I would like to use in photoshop. I can only use gray and white.

  Any help would be great.

  JJMack is right. Most of the time this happens when you have a channel, or a selected layer mask, not a pixel layer. Open the channels Panel to see exactly what is active. The RGB channel at the top should be active. It is, you can choose colors beyond black and white. If you are on an adjustment layer, you implement a layer with pixels.

• sudden problems printing in color in photoshop?

  I just put new ink cartridges in my HP officejet printer, and suddenly I am unable to print colors in photoshop. I can print color in other programs but just not photoshop. I use OS X 10.8 and an older version of photoshop CS2. It worked fine until I changed the cartridges.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Here is a video showing the steps to follow:

  Benjamin

• Choose a color space in LR CC

  There was once an option to choose/set color in Lightroom with the choice of ProRGB, Adobe RGB, sRGB space as there are PS/Bridge. As I have used Adobe RGB as baseline - camera photo/computer and lab - it's a serious problem, given the develop module in LR using Pro RGB, which does not translate to Photoshop at all without color changes.

  And given that there is no parameter to define a color space "for the moment" by the remarks on the LR FAQ, is there a time for when this critical element will be available?

  Common questions asked about color in Lightroom CC

  pjoye wrote:

  I have white balance adjustments in the LR library and fine tuned develop them. I refined with a cool filter in PS, but when I saw their new in LR, they do not have the same appearance.

  That could happen if you have a preset in the import or the auto tone in Lightroom.

  Other than that, any difference between Lightroom and Photoshop indicates a broken monitor profile.

  ProPhotoRGB has nothing to do with it. You are looking in the wrong place.

• How do you choose the color of the exterior of the Illustrator?

  Hey, no one knows what happened to the color picker in Illustrator? In Photoshop, you can sample a color from anywhere outside the window of the application by clicking and dragging with the eyedropper tool. I know you used to be able to do as in Illustrator, but now it doesn't seem to work. I tried Googling the answer, but all I get are about a hundred people showing how to do it in 2012, 2013. Nothing more recent than that which leads me to believe they have much changed something in a recent version of the AI. Don't know how to do it now. Basically, what I need to know is, How do you choose the color of the exterior of the Illustrator these days? I have the latest version - IA CC 2015.3 I think.

  Thank you very much!

  Ben

  My guess is Yes. I'm on a Mac, but test everything that does not work for you, and it works very well, including the colors of the windows of the browser and my wallpaper.

  I booted up my (Win 10) Surface and get the same results that you describe. It could be a limitation of Windows or a bug, but whether you can report it here: feature request/Bug Report Form.

• Since I installed Windows 10 to color in Photoshop will not. Any thoughts?

  After you have installed Windows 10, color in Photoshop is false. Black and white look of the sepia photos and color are much too hot. I messed around with the settings with no luck. I am a user of PC using Photoshop CS5.

  Windows 10 is known to replace the monitor with the profile of a builder profile, and they are notoriously low quality / useless.

  As a temporary measure, you can assign the sRGB profile, which should solve the problem.

  But the real solution is to calibrate the monitor with a standard material.

  Press the Windows key + R, enter colorcpl in the text field and press ENTER, then set sRGB profile by default - see screenshot below.

  

• Question of color in Photoshop CC 2015 selector

  When you select a color in the color with Photoshop CC 2015 selector window it keeps displaying a pop-up message "Could not complete your request because of a program error".

  Is there a solution to this problem?

  

  I just found a way to solve the problem:

  Go to: Preferences > General > Reset preferences on Quit

  Then, quit Photoshop and re-open.

• Colors of Photoshop does not work...:)

  Hello

  I use Photoshop CS6 Extended version. I'm unable to use the colors. When I choose any color, it defaults to gray for the foreground and background. I tried to use the brush as well as fonts with no success. Help, please! Here is the screenshot.

  

  Thanks in advance.

  Tidjani

  Oh! Too bad. I was able to solve the issue myself.

  I just closed and reopened applications two times and now I am able to choose the color that I wanted... :))

  Thank you, Chris.

  William

• Is there an easy way to select complementary colors in Photoshop?

  Is there an easy way to select complementary colors in Photoshop?

  Is there a tool like Kuler to Photoshop?

  Kind regards

  Michael

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  Could you give the details and maybe after a screenshot or model to illustrate the problem?

  Kuler is available in Photoshop CS6.

  Edit: Window > Extensions > Kuler

• Why can't I choose the colors for tabs?

  28 Firefox is faster and improved - except that the tabs unread pages are of the same color as the background and the toolbar. Please revert to the previous version or let me PICK colors.

  Hello, you can choose the color with one of the different themes that are available: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/themes/

• How to choose a color for my emails "sent"?

  I would like to choose a color for the emails that I send and I can't find a way to do this, please notify

  CrystalBall © SEZ...

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  In these forums, you will find support for Windows Live Mail : http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?productid=15

  You will find support for Windows Live Hotmail in these forums: http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?productid=1

  [Yes, the names are very confusing. What were thinking? ]

• I would like to be able to choose the colors, as for windows "point selected", active and inactive.

  Original title: Customize Menu

  I would like to be able to choose the colors, as for the "selected" item, the active windows and inactive, the type and size fonts in menus and dialog boxes and the size of the icons and tabs, as was possible in Windows XP.  Is it possible to do this in Windows 7?

  Hi Ciriaco!

  Please, do a right-click on any empty space on your desktop and choose personalize. In the new window in the background, click the blue window, click the blue advanced appearance settings.

  I hope this helps!

  See you soon
  Julia

• 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.