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Color Modes Photoshop
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Color Modes Use to display and print Which do we use
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We use mainly CMYK RGB
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PS Modes: No indexed
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Change Modes
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Questions Which of the 2 models do we choose for print?
Which of the two models has the smaller gamut? How many colors can we show that are pure blue, green, red? If the RRGGBB values are the same, what color is created? What color (generically speaking) is #CCCCCC Cmyk, cmyk, 256 for each color, shade of gray
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Total number of bits in a pixel?
How many colors can we display2^24 2 ^ 24 = 16+million
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These are the colors of light
What we see—every color we see is made up of R,G,B How do we get yellow? There are colors we cant see I’d show them to you but you couldn’t see them R + G
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Color you cant see See a Color Humans Can't See | Big Think
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A Color You Can’t See
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Download powowsmall.jpg
Move cursor over the scarf Which color (RGB) do you think is highest?
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Info Window shows rgb values
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CMYK Each pixel is assigned a percent valuefor each of the process inks i.e.100% 0% 80% 2% E bright red miagth be 2%Cyan 93% Magenta 90%Yellow 0%k Pure white—all equals zero RGB values outside CMYK gamut are adjusted to comply with CMYK
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Gamut Issues Edit as much as can in RGB
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Switching between RGB and CMYK
Draw 3 marque rectangles, pure colors for example
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Switch to CMYK Washed out colors:
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Switch back to RGB Have los Here is new green: t RGB values
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END Develop in RGB, change to CMYK
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Two Content Layout with SmartArt
First bullet point here Second bullet point here Third bullet point here Group A Group B Group C
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Switching between RGB and CMYK
Use rectangle marque
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