Choose View -> Proof Setup choose the proof profile you want to use. Note: In this case the CMYK proof space is chosen by default.ģ. The great thing about this option is you can make an adjustment layer for each of your output profiles and save them with the image, which is very handy if you print the image to various paper surfaces or printers.Īll pixels that fall outside of that particular profile’s gamut will be highlighted.
You can have as many as you adjustment layers want, and they will not increase the file’s size. the adjustment layer will always be adjustable. As long as you DO NOT flatten or merge the layers. Remember using an adjustment layer from the Layers window, rather than using Hue and Saturation from the Menu, will create a non-destructive layer to the image. When adjusting out-of-gamut colors you will want to adjust those colors that are not printable on your selected profile. The dialog box has a color slider triangle, and the familiar single sample, add to, remove from, eyedropper selection tools, and a drop down box that allows for adjusting individual colors. The Hue and Saturation Adjustment command will allow you to desaturate or change a color over an entire image or on a selected range of colors. Using Hue and Saturation to fix out-of-gamut colors But you might want to identify the out-of-gamut colors in an image or correct them manually before printing to your desktop printer or converting to CMYK for a professional print job. Photoshop has its own color management system that uses your printer profiles to automatically bring all colors into gamut that will print to that profile’s range of colors. For instance, the nice blue on your monitor that prints as purple. A color that may be displayed on your monitor in RGB may not be printable in the gamut of your CMYK printer. Here is a short explanation of what out-of-gamut colors.Ī gamut is the range of colors that a color device can display or print. Fix Out-of-Gamut Colors with Hue and Saturationįirst off, did you read the out-of-gamut color page? If not, you may want to read it.
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