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how can I transfer color themes from general library into newly created library?

como agrego un 6 color a la rueda de colores

hey how i can dawonlod adobe color themes

Hello.I'm using Photoshop CC2024I'm asking you a question because there seems to be a problem with the color scale.If you look at attachment 01, when you open a new file, white comes out as blue-ish. I feel like the red value is slightly missing from rgb. It feels that blue even when I open another image file. In the past, I changed the setting to use ACEScg and set the monitor to p3d-65 and then back to srgb, but it seems to be like this after that. Attached file 02 is my Photoshop color setting. My monitor is dell u2723qe. If you set the profile as in attachment 03, normal white comes out in rgb color mode, but if you look at each channel, you can still see blue. The same is true when I open it in gray color mode. Is there a problem with the color profile of the monitor and the setting of Photoshop? For your information, there is no problem with Photoshopcs6. The color setting is the same. I look forward to your response.Goodbye.

The "most used" filter within the "color theme" doesn't work, and it's been like that for few days already.

I've been trying to try out the new Adobe Color lab. It's supposed to allow you to recolor SVG files. All I get is a spinning wheel while it's processing. Nothing else happens.

I cannot physically expand the distance of the color selection pointers in Adobe Color wheel. What to do?

Hi there, I love the fact we can now add extra swatches to our Adobe Color palettes, but I don't understand the rules behind what clicking on the 'add a swatch' button uses.It adds a different colour depending on which swatch I click the plus button next to, but there's no explanation on how it decides what colour to add.

Hi everybody.Is there any chance to import and view an Adobe Color palette in Lightroom Classic to use it working on a color grading on my images?Many thanks.

Something has gone wrong since my assistant used photoshop.  When i go to the picker I get a gradient type messed up display of colors.  See attach  I have searched and tried all of the fixes for color picker, selecting H or any of the other selections does not display the picker corectly. Thanks

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As M Winther  posted (below) on May 17, 2016. Color rules that existed in Kuler are missing in Adobe Color. Adobe Color is pretty useless to me without the split complementary rule. Please add split complementary and the two tetrads back in to the program.Thanks,Tim"These colour rules are missing in the Adobe Color CC colour rules (here) : split complementary and the two types of tetrads (rectangle and square). (See Color Harmonies.) Especially split complementary is important. So I wish that these were added as alternatives in the colour rules. /Mats"

It is possible to add more colors to the palette, for example instead of having 5, having 7 or 8

Hi, Dose anyone know of a good plug-in or app that helps with checking colour accessibility please? Cheers!

Bom dia, como faz para ter acesso a Extensão do Adobe color dentro do After Effects ?

When I enter a TSL value or an RVB value for a color on the Adobe Color Application Wheel; it does not provide me the same color as I see on Photoshop with the Color Picker. So the same values but not the same display the   same MAC screen. So I use the Adobe Color Web application to find colors; it does translate to teh same colors on PS? Is there a way to correct that? Thanks

I recently had someone (not a designer) tell me that CMYK colors are unreliable for print and has only provided me with HEX codes for his brand colors....I have no idea where he got his info and can't find anything to support that claim, but I wanted to ask the experts here first before I respond to him, because maybe there's something I don't know. In my experience–which may be out of date at this point–I would choose a Pantone color for a brand first, then find the CMYK equivalent and then RGB and HEX options. Is this wrong? What's the current best practice for producing the most accurate branding colors in print?

Why is red not opposite green on the color wheel? And (if you look at the HSB system) why does one color with the H parameter from 181 to 360 correspond to two colors with the H parameter from 0 to 180 in complementary harmony? For example, the color #00FBFF (HSB 181/100/100) and #00F7FF (HSB 182/100/100) are complementary to the colors #FF6100 and #FF6300, but their HSB is the same 23/100/100. Are there other types of color wheels, how to choose? 

Hi Folks!  I'd like to know if there is a way to use a Color Grading Combo from Adobe Color Wheel Personal Libraries to export and match with actual pictures (photographies of third part) looking for inspiration with such a gradient!   Thank you in advance for your support!  Andre DM.  

hi there, I just uploaded a photo to see similar colour palettes, but I want to know what happened to the photo I uploaded since it is private work I created as artist! I cant access it anywhere on the page and  I am confused. 

I'm having trouble importing the color themes to my library as well as creating new libraries. Online content cannot also be added to my Lib.

It looks like the option to enter a hex value, rather then RGB, HSL etc when defining a colour on the wheel has been removed or am I just missing it?  Used to be under the RGB values, really useful for me. Do we have to stick to RGB etc values now? Thanks Lee

Could someone possibly help me and tell me how to delete a library in ADOBE Color?Accidentally created too many new ones. Thank you very much...

I have an ASE File that I want to use to update an existing document with new colors. I know how to add this ASE file into indesign/illustrator already, but once I add it into indesign/illustrator, will it automatically update all the colors in that document to reflect the new color palette? Or will I have to manually change each color myself? 

Converting new Pantone colors to Old Pantone recipes for mixing ink?So how do we get recipes to mix the new Pantone P - #'s.