… and an other little one…
As long as i'm concerned (and I guess I am)… I think that the "color wheel" is the best "color picker" (?!)
… especially because it allows to access the "complementary colors" ('additional" ??… its "complémentaires" in french)
that I'm using a lot for warming up shadows… getting the attention focused on a point by the way of the colors and not using "contrast"…
etc…
And, It's easier to get the right comp. color with the color wheel… just by clicking the opposite side of the circle…
Will it be difficult to implement ?
(Je poste la photo d'un chat implorant, ou c'est même pas la peine ? )
color wheel
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color wheel
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Re: color wheel
There is the P Palette made by Mark Chong, if I'm right. Search on the forum
(Le pouvoir du 'ti chat implorant est à utiliser avec parcimonie )
(Le pouvoir du 'ti chat implorant est à utiliser avec parcimonie )
- chatbraque
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Re: color wheel
OK… j'arrêtte ! promis !Elodie wrote: (Le pouvoir du 'ti chat implorant est à utiliser avec parcimonie )
(je tiens trop à mon densité+/densité-)
Is the PPalette for sale or free ?
(seems to be for sale… or?)
Re: color wheel
http://www.tvpaint.com/forum/viewtopic. ... t=PPAlette" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Free... but it doesn't work on Mac, unfortunately =/
Free... but it doesn't work on Mac, unfortunately =/
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Re: color wheel
"feature request" still valid !Elodie wrote: Free... but it doesn't work on Mac, unfortunately =/
(Alltogether… repeat after me ! : "mac u-sers are not su-ckers !" * )
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Re: color wheel
The TVP color picker is better then what photoshop has and besides...
the color variations panel offers the complementary color.
the color variations panel offers the complementary color.
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Re: color wheel
Your right !… merci ! (I'm not aware of all the possibilities )Peter Wassink wrote: the color variations panel offers the complementary color.
… then ! it's maybe only a matter of "changing habits" (never easy )
… but, with the color wheel, the comp-colors will be on the very same panel and will come very handy…
"feature request" still valid ?!
Re: color wheel
Any program that doesnt have a color wheel is not for pro use.The wheel is the scientific reference for complimentary color usage plus , which is basic to Art. Photoshop for years up until about version 11 to 12 left it out deliberately. Painter had it from about version 1. For some reason Adobe lent a deft ear to user request or complaints.
Re: color wheel
I f you dont believe me check with the Deviant Art people who desperately tried to advise people how to patch in their own reference color wheel...Itss a great mystery the absence or lack of the color wheel in Photoshop 1-11.