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User Guide
Using the Color Picker
In Premiere, you can specify color visually or using RGB (red, green, and blue) color values.
The Color Picker becomes available whenever color is an option for a task you perform.
To use the Premiere Color Picker:
1
Do one of the following:
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To specify a color visually, click the color you want in the color area.
•
To specify a color using RGB values, type the values you want into the Red, Green,
and Blue options.
In the upper right corner of the Color Picker, the bottom half of the color swatch changes
to display the color you specify. For reference, the top half of the color swatch displays the
original color and does not change.
2
If a new color swatch appears with a gamut warning symbol ( ) next to the lower color
swatch, the color you specified is outside the color gamut, or range, that NTSC video can
reproduce accurately. If you are editing for NTSC video, click the swatch or gamut warning
symbol to automatically move the color to the nearest color within the NTSC color gamut
when the title is rendered (its appearance does not immediately change). The gamut warning
symbol does not apply to PAL and SECAM video, which have a larger color gamut.
3
Click OK.
Setting default text and graphic attributes
If you want to apply a specific set of attributes to several text or graphic objects you haven’t
created yet, you can set attributes as defaults. For example, if you want several objects in your
title to be light blue, set light blue as the default color and then create the objects. This can save
time that you might otherwise spend formatting text objects individually. You can reset the
default attributes at any time.
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