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Adobe Color Themes in Prophoto RGB

Community Beginner ,
Oct 17, 2020 Oct 17, 2020

I have several color themes that I want to use in my ProPhoto RGB workspace. However, I notice when I use the colors that they are off compared to the color swatch found in the color themes under the libraries tab and Adobe Color Themes tab (Photo for example).  When I assign a color profile of sRGB the color matches the color swatch. Is it possible to get the Adobe Color themes to update the swatch to match the color space I'm working in? image.png

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Community Expert , Oct 17, 2020 Oct 17, 2020

When you create your theme make sure the theme swatches are set as Lab, then the conversion from the Library swatch color into your ProPhoto RGB document will produce a matching color appearance:

 

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Edit the theme at AdobeColor and set its Color Mode to Lab:

 

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Community Expert ,
Oct 17, 2020 Oct 17, 2020

When you create your theme make sure the theme swatches are set as Lab, then the conversion from the Library swatch color into your ProPhoto RGB document will produce a matching color appearance:

 

Screen Shot 17.png

 

Edit the theme at AdobeColor and set its Color Mode to Lab:

 

Screen Shot 18.png

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Thank you!!! 

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