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Opening PhotoKit Color 2.0After installing PhotoKit Color 2.0, you must first have an image open in order to run PhotoKit Color. PhotoKit Color 2.0 will ONLY run when a 24 bit RGB color image is open in Photoshop. Most digital color images will be in 24-bit color such as JPEGS, TIFFs and Photoshop's native file format, PSD. PhotoKit Color 2.0 will not run on grayscale nor Index Color (GIF) formats. To run PhotoKit Color 2.0 on these kinds of files, you must first mode change to RGB before running PhotoKit Color 2.0. |
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The File menu |
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The PhotoKit Color 2 dialog Choosing a PhotoKit Color 2 set |
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Choosing a PhotoKit Color 2 effect |
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It's useful to remember that PhotoKit Color 2.0 will NEVER modify the original pixels in your image. PhotoKit Color accomplishes everything by way of creating new layers on top of your base image. Therefore, you are free to explore and play with your images without having to worry about screwing them up. You can always delete the PhotoKit Color 2.0 layers and go back to your original unmodified image.
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