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Hello –
Wonder if anyone can shed light on something… I’m creating a CMYK document in Photoshop, and its seems as though Photoshop doesn’t want to use the color I specifically choose. After using a tool with a specific color — for example, changing the color of text, or using the paintbucket tool — I check the color it actually used (with the eyedropper tool), and it is a completely different color value than what I wanted.
What causes Photoshop to choose "similar" colors instead of the ones that are actually specifically picked in the color chooser? Any way to make it simply use the specific color I chose? 🙂
RB
Wonder if anyone can shed light on something… I’m creating a CMYK document in Photoshop, and its seems as though Photoshop doesn’t want to use the color I specifically choose. After using a tool with a specific color — for example, changing the color of text, or using the paintbucket tool — I check the color it actually used (with the eyedropper tool), and it is a completely different color value than what I wanted.
What causes Photoshop to choose "similar" colors instead of the ones that are actually specifically picked in the color chooser? Any way to make it simply use the specific color I chose? 🙂
RB
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