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Using the AIC Tools 4-19

Using the Selective Color tool

Use the

Selective Color Selective Color

Selective Color tool to perform color

correction to a specific color range without altering the

other colors in an image.

In the example below, the color of the blue sky is

changed with an increase in saturation, but all other

colors in the image are held

constant and remain unchanged.

Be sure that the “ From” color

label is highlighted when

selecting the color to be

corrected

For Windows users

Shift + Click the

Neutral EyedropperNeutral Eyedropper

Neutral Eyedropper

pointer to increase, or Ctrl + Click to

decrease area of the color to be

corrected.

7. Enable the

o color mode label to enter the

color that will take the place of the affected

color in the original. Then click on the Color

Wheel and move the

o color marker to the

desired color and chroma position.

New button for

defining

succeeding

colors to be

changed

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8. Uncheck the

Show Affected Areas Show Affected Areas

Show Affected Areas option to

see the corrected result, displayed on the

right thumbnail.

9. Check the

PreviewPreview

Preview box so that the prescan

image in the

PreviewPreview

Preview window is updated with

the latest correction. The update is done in

the background and so may take a few

moments to show. Click

OKOK

OK to confirm the

correction.

Use this Eyedropper to

pinpoint the color to be

corrected

Use this Eyedropper to

adjust the color range

to be affected (Delta

LCH values)