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Color selection preferences and color models

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When choosing colors in the Color panel, you can choose from various selection preferences and color model values. The color selection preferences are changed in the Panel Preferences menu.

Depending on the color model selected, you can also choose to work in 8 bit, 16 bit or Percentage mode.

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Some of the selection methods allow you to set color using values other than RGB. This doesn't change the working color profile of the document, but changes the input values for the colors.

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You can specify color values for RGB, RGB Hex, HSL, CMYK and Grayscale depending on the pop-up menu in the Color panel. This is not the same as the working color profile. For example, if your working profile is an RGB profile, choosing 100% K (black) from the CMYK color model doesn't convert your document to CMYK. Instead the color applied will be an RGB approximation of 100% K (black). However, if you convert or export the document to a CMYK profile, the 100% K (black) will be honored.

The following color selection preferences are available from the Panel Preferences menu.

  • Wheel—HSL Color Wheel
    1. Drag on the outer ring to set the hue.
    2. Drag in the triangle to set saturation and lightness.
  • Sliders—RGB, HSL, CMYK, LAB, Grayscale
    1. Select the color mode from the pop-up menu.
    2. (Optional) From the Panel Preferences menu, select 8 bit, 16 bit or Percentage.
    3. Drag sliders or type directly into the value boxes to set the color values.
  • Boxes—Hue, Saturation, Lightness only
    • Hue—Drag on the hue slider to set the hue, drag in the box to set the saturation and lightness.
    • Saturation—Drag on the saturation slider to set the saturation, drag in the box to set the hue and lightness.
    • Lightness—Drag on the lightness slider to set the lightness, drag in the box to set the saturation and hue.
  • Tint
    • Drag the slider to control the color tint. The further to the left the slider is positioned, the less ink is applied to the page.

By default, the color space is locked when using Sliders (e.g., CMYK sliders) to prevent it from changing. This avoids inadvertently swapping to another mode after using swatches or selecting a different object created with a different color mode. When unlocked, the Color panel will remember the color mode that the selected object was created in. This lock only works on the current session; subsequent sessions will use the HSL color wheel as default.

-dragging a Color panel slider will move all of the sliders at once. This can be useful when you have a color you like and you want to use a lighter or darker shade of it.