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USING PHOTOSHOP CS4
Color fundamentals
Last updated 1/10/2010
Choose a color using the Lab model
When choosing a color based on the Lab color model, the L value specifies the luminance of a color. The A value
specifies how red or green a color is. The B value specifies how blue or yellow a color is.
1 In the Adobe Color Picker, enter values for L (from 0 to 100), and for A and B (from -128 to +127).
2 (Optional) Use the color slider or color field to adjust the color.
Choose a color using the CMYK model
You can choose a color by specifying each component value as a percentage of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.
In the Adobe Color Picker, enter percentage values for C, M, Y, and K, or use the color slider and color field to
choose a color.
Choose a color by specifying a hexadecimal value
You can choose a color by specifying a hexadecimal value that defines the R, G, and B components in a color. The three
pairs of numbers are expressed in values from 00 (minimum luminance) to ff (maximum luminance). For example,
000000 is black, ffffff is white, and ff0000 is red.
In the Adobe Color Picker, enter a hexadecimal value in the # text box.
Choose web-safe colors
The web-safe colors are the 216 colors used by browsers regardless of the platform. The browser changes all colors in
the image to these colors when displaying the image on an 8-bit screen. The 216 colors are a subset of the Mac
OS 8-bit
color palettes. By working only with these colors, you can be sure that art you prepare for the web will not dither on a
system set to display 256 colors.
Select web-safe colors in the Adobe Color Picker
Select the Only Web Colors option in the lower left corner of the Color Picker. Any color you pick with this option
selected is web-safe.
Change a non-web color to a web-safe color
If you select a non-web color, an alert cube appears next to the color rectangle in the Adobe Color Picker.
Click the alert cube to select the closest web color. (If no alert cube appears, the color you chose is web-safe.)
Select a web-safe color using the Color panel
1 Click the Color panel tab, or choose Window > Color to view the Color panel.
2 Choose an option for selecting a web-safe color:
Choose Make Ramp Web Safe from the Color panel menu. Any color you pick with this option selected is web-safe.
Choose Web Color Sliders from the Color panel menu. By default, web color sliders snap to web-safe colors
(indicated by tick marks) when you drag them. To override web-safe color selection, Alt-drag (Windows) or
Option-drag (Mac
OS) the sliders.
If you choose a non-web color, an alert cube appears above the color ramp on the left side of the Color panel. Click
the alert cube to select the closest web color.
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