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4-2 PowerColor User Guide
Displaying Density Values
The Densities table can be toggled open or closed with the blue triangle. It dis-
plays the RGB densities as read from the scanner (Original), after color correc-
tion (Reproduction), and when output after tone compression (Output).
Displaying Color Plates
The Probe allows you to select the color separations or combination of separa-
tions you would like to view in the image window as follows:
• The Four Plates button ( ) shows all four process colors together in the
image window (press +0 on a Macintosh or C 0 in Windows).
• The Cyan button ( ) shows only the Cyan plate in the image window
(press +1 on a Macintosh or C 1 in Windows).
• The Magenta button ( ) shows only the Magenta plate in the image
window (press +2 on a Macintosh or C 2 in Windows).
• The Yellow button ( ) shows only the Yellow plate in the image window
(press +3 on a Macintosh or C 3 in Windows).
• The Black button ( ) shows only the Black plate in the image window
(press +4 on a Macintosh or C 4 in Windows).
CMYK Values Before and After Corrections
The section below the Color Plates shows the CMYK values of the current cursor
location before and after changes, both in color swatches and in terms of dot
percentages.
Note: As you sample the image, you can
“mark” a location for image correction by sim-
ply clicking with your mouse. The CMYK values
for that location are then entered in the CMYK
Selective Color window (see below for details)
and remain there until you click on another
location in the image window. After a location is
marked, the cursor can still be used to sample
other parts of the image.