This document discusses color panels in Adobe Photoshop and how to properly use color in image editing. It describes the Swatches panel, which stores colors for reuse, and the Color panel, which is used to select and refine colors. It also covers extracting colors from images using the eye dropper tool, changing opacity levels, and considerations for using RGB or CMYK color modes depending on the intended use of the image.

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3. Compare the two picture
• What makes a picture beautiful?
• How colors affect the picture?

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5. OBJECTIVES
• Identify color panel in adobe photoshop
• Explore color panel features and apply it on an image
• Set proper color in image editing

6. Swatches panel
• Stores colors that you use often and displays a default set of swatches
that you can work with. You can add or delete colors from the panel
or display different libraries of colors for different projects.

7. Color panel
• This panel is useful in searching and refining color samples it is also used to
to set the foreground (outline) and background colors by dragging the color
sliders (color spectrum), clicking inside the color slider or in the color field
below. HTML and hexadecimal web colors are also available.

8. Swatches & Color panel
• We can also extract color from an image using eye dropper tool (i)
• We can also save a color into the swatches collection for further use.

9. Opacity
• Opacity is the extent to which something blocks light. You can change
the opacity of layers, filters, and effects so that more (or less) of the
underlying image shows through.

10. COLOR MODE OPTIONS: RGB AND CMYK
• Its important to bear in my what you are creating your work for.
• RGB = it is suggested if you will be working for digital and web.
• CMYK = It is suggested if you will be working artworks for print.