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260 | Corel Painter 2015 User Guide
Correcting colors using curves
Corel Painter lets you correct colors by using curves to adjust the relative amounts of the color components
in an image. You can adjust the curves for red, green, blue, or all three color components at once.
Modifying a curve individually is useful for correcting an unwanted color cast. The curves describe how the
input color values are adjusted to create the output (corrected) color values.
A visual representation of the curve.
The horizontal axis represents the input (original color) values. The vertical axis represents the output
(corrected) values. Before you adjust a curve, it appears perfectly diagonally (45°), which indicates that all
input and output values are equal. Corel Painter maps light values at the top of the graph and darker values
at the bottom. When you edit RGB curves, the current color is indicated by a colored point on the curve. For
example, if you’re editing the color blue, dragging the curve below the diagonal line subtracts blue from
the image and adds its complimentary color yellow. Alternatively, dragging above the line intensifies the
color blue.
You can use any of the following curve methods to correct colors:
Curve
Freehand
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Chriscof 29 Apr 2024 | 02:09:55

Hello, im noob :)