#61 Photoshop Tips: Making the Color Palette Work Twice As Hard
Posted on 11:07 PM by Daniy
If you use the Color palette to select colors, you’re probably already using the color ramp at the bottom of the palette for making quick color selections, but here are two tips that make using the ramp faster and easier.First, the color ramp doesn’t have to use the same color mode as the color sliders above it. For example, you can have RGB for your sliders and gray scale as your ramp. This is cool because it gives you two different models to choose from without digging through menus. You can choose the color modes for both the sliders and the ramp from the Color palette’s pop-down menu.
The second thing is that if you quickly want to change color ramps, Shift-click on the ramp. Every time you click, it will rotate through to the next color mode.
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#13 Photoshop Trick: Let It Tells You What The Hexa Number of Your Color
Posted on 5:57 PM by Daniy
You are working on some CSS styles of your sites or maybe want to give another touch to your desktop view. You need to give a gold accent to your text, but unfortunately, your text editor don’t bring any clue about the color you want to use. I know it’s not a WYSIWIG platform so you must look for the hexa-number for your color.
Photoshop can show you details about the value of a color of your choice, right on its dialog box. You’’ll provided by ranges of value from RGB, Lab color, CMYK, HSB, and ahaa! Those six-digits hexa-number are filled under the RGB value.
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