Photoshop comes with several different pallets. There are 13 Pantone pallets available as well as several others. I work with CMYK rather than RGB because That’s what I’m used to. I’m sure you know, RGB is for film and TV while CMYK is for printing. It doesn’t really matter. Both pallets produce the same colors. But Photoshop has color sliders where I can essentially create my own colors. CMYK has four sliders and RGB has Three. I have a sheet of about 160 colors that I use all the time. For example, Ernie’s hair is Cyan=0, Magenta=40, Yellow=77 and Black(K)=0. Check this Sunday’s post.
Thank you. Do you use standard colors such as Pantone or one of the other systems for color?
Photoshop comes with several different pallets. There are 13 Pantone pallets available as well as several others. I work with CMYK rather than RGB because That’s what I’m used to. I’m sure you know, RGB is for film and TV while CMYK is for printing. It doesn’t really matter. Both pallets produce the same colors. But Photoshop has color sliders where I can essentially create my own colors. CMYK has four sliders and RGB has Three. I have a sheet of about 160 colors that I use all the time. For example, Ernie’s hair is Cyan=0, Magenta=40, Yellow=77 and Black(K)=0. Check this Sunday’s post.