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bhawnagupta
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October 16, 2018
質問

The color picker from the color books showing wrong colors

  • October 16, 2018
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Hello there,

I updated to new photoshop version and when I choose a color from the color book it is showing me the wrong color in the picker. Deleted the color book and reinstalled it many times but still, the colors are not getting picked up right.

Please help on what should I do to fix the issue.

Thank you

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D Fosse
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 17, 2018

Numbers are relative to color space (sRGB, Adobe RGB etc) - i.e. numbers from one color space will yield a different color in another color space.

If a color space is not specified, the assumption is most likely sRGB.

gener7
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 17, 2018

First open the Color Picker and hold down the Alt or Option key. The Cancel button should change to Reset. Click on Reset and see if it works now.

bhawnagupta
bhawnagupta作成者
Participant
October 17, 2018

I tried doing it. It works for the picker but not when I want to choose the color from the color book libraries ex: Pantone FHI color book.

Do you know any other way for it?

Thank you for your time.

gener7
Community Expert
Community Expert
December 22, 2018

Im not depending on the photoshop swatches as my authority, I use the swatch book.  however, I do have to create a color key on my work for production.  When creating this key, I cannot access the correct color from the picker bc when I do, it shows the wrong color (I’m trying to get a specific green, but it shows as orange).  My business does not start with Pantones, but ends with them. I have to take art and then assign Pantone numbers to existing colors as close as possible. It requires the Pantone book and also the ability to create the key on the digital art (as mentioned). Knowing the Pantone I want and being able to call it up in the picker makes this easy. Or at least it used to. 


It's true. The Adobe color libraries are way off and this is the workaround I can offer using the PCM. Enter the swatch number in the search box and click on the swatch to get the values. I'm not a user of Spot Colors, but I'm giving you something to go on.

Simply enter the html code of the Pantone color you want from the PCM. You can create a swatch library in Photoshop for commonly used favorites. The PCM is free if you registered your swatch books with Pantone and it comes in PC or Mac.

Not  the best I know, but it should do for now. Bring this issue up here so the product managers know what's going on:

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