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• Save the png alpha mask and background color

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  My product uses 100 + white icons on a transparent background. How can I save icons with a color background, so I can see the icons in the folder view - but keep the cutting of the icon? Can I use an alpha matte, or a mask? Without a color background, the white icon on a white background looks empty and cannot display

  PNG does not support masks. However, the program that you use to display the png can allow you to change the background color.

  Another option is to create a duplicate png image that has a colored background. You can add the color name to make sure that you don't overwrite the original.

• Cannot change the document to CMYK color space

  After reading the referens Applescript for Adobe Illustrator CC 2015 and various wires I still can't understand how/where apply the command which converts all RGB to CMYK files

  Any ideas (script works otherwise excellent)

  the value FileSample to dittos as string

  the MyFolderA value ' / Users/AF/Desktop / "as string

  Tell application "Adobe Illustrator"

  activate

  Open (dittos as alias) without dialog boxes

  say an active document

  before document

  the value newFileName to ( & docBaseName MyFolderA & ".ai") as string

  tell the end

  save the front document in file NouveauNomFichier like Illustrator

  document closely before record not

  tell the end

  tell the end

  Use this command without papers, it's javascript, it may be slightly different in applescript

  app.executeMenuCommand('doc-color-cmyk'); JavaScript

• How to save the menu edited default color settings?

  I still use 5.1 on a Windows 7 computer.  There is a client for which I do a lot of repetition.  Whenever I have create their menu, I have to go in and edit the color values "DEFAULT menu" for highlights.  How can I do this once and then have this be the new saved the default color?

  J. D.

  You can save your colors as a new color set.

  Icon next to the drop-down list color scheme.

• Save to PNG using IMAQ file write file does not save good Gray Scale

  Hi - I have a simple VI which reads a raw U16 file and then try to save the option IMAQ write PNG file (because I want the 16-bit format).

  I defined a custom color table which is just opposite of gray, and this is applied to the image.

  The Image displays properly, but saves the PNG file with non-inverted grayscale.

  U16 RAW file is titled "Martha 1849-02-001-6 - view0000_raw_grey_16bit.raw' and sent to ftp://ftp.ni.com/incoming. "

  How is it and how do we get this working correctly?

  Thank you

  Don

  DonRoth wrote:

  I defined a custom color table which is just opposite of gray, and this is applied to the image.

  No! your custom color table to display the images, not apply to the image.

  In additional, it cannot save the palette as well as the 16-bit image. The pallet can be stored with 8-bit 'indexed' image.

  What you can do - if you need just reverse gray, use IMAQ opposite to calculate the negative value of an image.

  Andrey.

• Save the offsets of colors by activating / disabling out ProPhoto RGB in the course

  I'm working on a portrait with the following specifications

  color space: sRGB

  8-bit/channel

  300 dpi

  TIF

  When I do a backup as there is a check mark in the box that says ' ICC profile: ProPhoto RGB.  The printer wants the picture saved as sRGB, so I uncheck the ProPhoto and save without layers.  When I opened the file is saved, he has a terrible gray color to the photo cast.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Paul

  Maybe you DON'T THINK that you work in the sRGB color space, because you can be misinterpreted the parameters.

  Use the small field of status at the bottom left of your work area to see which profile is actually using the document.

  

  To change the profile of your use of the documents to Edit - convert to profile, set - or - use the file - Save for Web & devices function with the option [] convert to sRGB .

  The Camera Raw Converter can be configured to open a document in one of the several color spaces - I think you have your expected to open in the ProPhoto RGB color space.

  

  Moreover, I still normally the following boxes checked in the Photoshop color settings to remind me when I open a document that is not in my favorite sRGB color space.

  

  -Christmas

• As in the gray color of layers

  Hello people! Can you plesae help out - accidentally pressed some keys on the keyboard, then now I see all the layers of gray color, except the top layer, which is green, and stays when I draw something, he shows also in grey only, the color channels are ok, picture mode is RGB so there is no blending options applied. Please help, Im breaking my head on this for some time already! Thank you very much!

  PS no change appeared in the history of bar or

  Well, problem solved - saved and restarted the PS, this is perfect now!

  Post edited by: Kopalan

• problem with the color-space conversion

  I am under Photoshop CS5 x 64 with the latest updates, with the latest updates win7x64 too.

  Pictorial seal use AdobeRGB color space to work. The histogram of the image is good.

  If I convert the image in sRGB color space, the Red becomes saturated.

  This very clearly shows the histogram of the Red layer.

  This problem occurs in colorimetric settings perceptual and relative, as well as Photoshop X 86

  With its engine color of Microsoft, the red channel is less saturated.

  In my understanding, in perceptual mode, color-space conversion should create any saturation in the image.

  Please can you tell me if this behaviour is expected?

  Concerning

  Nicolas

  It is simply that your shadow (if there are shadows in space) is not neutral - they have a strong, dominant blue/cyan:

  

  These deep blues are outside the gamut sRGB and clip. The red channel (the opposite or complementary color) wants to go further, but can't.

  If it is a raw capture, you can use the split toning slider for red push in the shadow (to make them neutral). Or you can use curves in the Adobe RGB file, or the channel mixer or a number of other things.

• Repeat the action and save the file

  Hello

  I'm having a fever and is trying to accomplish something that seems very simple not knowing anything about scripting.

  I made an action that applies to some simple effects (blur, threshold and high pass). I want to do is to repeat the action of n times and save an additional for each repetition png so I find myself with a sequence of files numbered from the action more applied (as in this example, Photoshop Cs5 filters Animation on Vimeo).

  After som Googling, I ended up using AppleScript and was able to repeat the action for as many times as I want, but I'm completely stuck on the file save game. That's what I have right now:

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  say application 'Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5'

       set Starting point to current document

       set theFilePath to path of the file of current document

  Repeat with n from 1 to 10

  set myFile to theFilePath & ': output: image ' & { n channel } & ".png"

  do "CrazyAction" of "Default Actions"

  { Save document in file myFile as PNG with options { }classPNG save options interwoven:fake} :

  end Repeat

  end say

  In case someone comes up with the solution I also have another related question: How can I make sure that the output file names will have a padding of the number? Ideally, I'd end up with image2.png and so on, rather than image1.png image001.png, image002.png.

  Thanks in advance!

  One of the things you can do with javascript you can not do with applescript is to use the scriptlistener plugin. This plugin is put into the photoshop plug-ins folder, and when he's here (you don't want to leave it there all the time) it will record about everything you do, kind of like an action, but it generates the code in a file on your desktop. I used it for recording an action to save the png and running. The parts of the code are in the functions in the script. So I just created a folder name of base, a base file name and a counter of departure. The script will then execute your action and save a png image in this folder and change the name of the base by the counter file increases by one each time. You must put in the name of your action and the name of the action as defined in the script.

  #target photoshop
  var fileName = 'myFile-';
  var folderPath = new Folder (Folder.desktop +'/action test/')//create whatever path you want here. Make sure the folder exists!
  var doc = activeDocument;
  var counter = 1//counter for changing the filename
  
  for (var i=0;i<4;i++){//Change number 4 to whatever number you want it to repeat + 1
      runMyAction ("twirl", "Chuck");//put in action name and action set name. This line can be duplicated for different actions.
      savePNG ()
      counter++
      }
  
  function runMyAction(myAction, myActionSet){
      var idPly = charIDToTypeID( "Ply " );
          var desc25 = new ActionDescriptor();
          var idnull = charIDToTypeID( "null" );
              var ref8 = new ActionReference();
              var idActn = charIDToTypeID( "Actn" );
              ref8.putName( idActn, myAction );//changed to a variable
              var idASet = charIDToTypeID( "ASet" );
              ref8.putName( idASet, myActionSet );//Changed to a variable
          desc25.putReference( idnull, ref8 );
      executeAction( idPly, desc25, DialogModes.NO );
      }
  
  function savePNG(){
      var idsave = charIDToTypeID( "save" );
          var desc28 = new ActionDescriptor();
          var idAs = charIDToTypeID( "As  " );
              var desc29 = new ActionDescriptor();
              var idPGIT = charIDToTypeID( "PGIT" );
              var idPGIT = charIDToTypeID( "PGIT" );
              var idPGIN = charIDToTypeID( "PGIN" );
              desc29.putEnumerated( idPGIT, idPGIT, idPGIN );
              var idPNGf = charIDToTypeID( "PNGf" );
              var idPNGf = charIDToTypeID( "PNGf" );
              var idPGAd = charIDToTypeID( "PGAd" );
              desc29.putEnumerated( idPNGf, idPNGf, idPGAd );
              var idCmpr = charIDToTypeID( "Cmpr" );
              desc29.putInteger( idCmpr, 9 );
          var idPNGF = charIDToTypeID( "PNGF" );
          desc28.putObject( idAs, idPNGF, desc29 );
          var idIn = charIDToTypeID( "In  " );
          desc28.putPath( idIn, new File( folderPath + '/'+ fileName + counter+ ".png" ) );//set folder path and name
          var idDocI = charIDToTypeID( "DocI" );
          desc28.putInteger( idDocI, 200 );
          var idCpy = charIDToTypeID( "Cpy " );
          desc28.putBoolean( idCpy, true );
          var idsaveStage = stringIDToTypeID( "saveStage" );
          var idsaveStageType = stringIDToTypeID( "saveStageType" );
          var idsaveBegin = stringIDToTypeID( "saveBegin" );
          desc28.putEnumerated( idsaveStage, idsaveStageType, idsaveBegin );
      executeAction( idsave, desc28, DialogModes.NO );
      }
  

• Problem of color space?

  

  It's probably a very simple question that I hope someone can easily understand. I process my images to enjoy LR4 and then export them as jpg in the sRGB color space. When I opened the in programs like "Windows Picture Viewer" they look just like they do in LR, but when I download on my Web site or in a software like IrfanView view the images seem terribly supersaturated. I should also mention that it seems that I have to add saturation a little longer than normal to get them looking right into LR. I guess that there are some settings that I am wrong. Can someone help me understand what it could be?

  Thank you! I really enjoy this great forum and all helpful people here!

  Erik Stensland

  Looks like I solved the problem. I deleted the old profile of color space and re-calibrated using sRGB as my target so that my images in LR will look the same when I post on the web or send them to my printer. I thought I had done that but aparently he showed too wide a range as B r e t t mentioned. Thank you all.

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  I had a few changes to the bitmap image and recorded on the sd card in the png format but

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• Hi can someone help me... I try to open my photos of microscope and all of them are just empty black screen while the merged file shows the image. I can't change grayscale in RGB color space (like my single images the info on them is

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• Save the project outside the Mobile application. My project has consumed 8GB storage space.

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