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To identify Web-safe colors in the Adobe Color Picker:
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Click the Only Web Colors option in the lower left corner of the color picker, and then
choose any color in the color picker. Any color you pick with this option selected is
Web-safe.
•
Choose a color in the color picker. If you choose a non-Web color, an alert cube
appears next to the color rectangle in the color picker. Click the alert cube to select the
closest Web color. (If no alert cube appears, the color you chose is Web-safe.)
To select a Web-safe color using the Color palette:
1
Click the Color palette tab, or choose Window > Color to view the Color palette.
2
Choose an option for selecting a Web-safe color:
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Choose Make Ramp Web Safe from the Color palette menu. With this option selected,
any color you choose in the Color palette is Web-safe.
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Choose Web Color Sliders from the Color palette menu (Photoshop), or choose any
Slider option from the Color palette menu (ImageReady). 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 palette. Click the alert cube to select the closest Web color. In
ImageReady, drag around the alert icon to select other close Web colors. (If no alert
cube appears, the color you chose is Web-safe.)
Note:
In Photoshop, you must choose Web Color Sliders from the Color palette menu to
view the Web-safe alert cube. In ImageReady, you can view the alert cube with any color
slider option.
Recognizing nonprintable colors (Photoshop)
Some colors in the RGB, HSB, and Lab color models, such as neon colors, cannot be printed
because they have no equivalents in the CMYK model. When you select a nonprintable
color, an alert triangle appears in the Color Picker dialog box and in the Color palette.
The closest CMYK equivalent is displayed below the triangle. (See
“Identifying out-of-
gamut colors (Photoshop)” on page 136
.)
Note:
The alert triangle is not available if you’ve chosen to use Web-safe sliders.
Printable colors are determined by your current CMYK working space as defined in the
Color Settings dialog box.
To select the closest CMYK equivalent for a nonprintable color:
Click the alert triangle
that appears in the Color Picker dialog box or the Color palette.
Choosing custom colors (Photoshop)
The Adobe Color Picker lets you choose custom colors from the PANTONE
®
MATCHING
SYSTEM
®
, the TRUMATCH
®
SWATCHING SYSTEM
™
, the FOCOLTONE
®
COLOUR SYSTEM, the
TOYO Color Finder
™
1050 system, the ANPA-COLOR
™
system, HKS
®
color system, and the DIC
Color Guide.