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Editing Gradation Tables
When you open the Gradation Tool window, the default gradation
table,
, is selected in the
DefaultTable
displayed in the graph. This table serves as a baseline and consists
of a 45° gradation curve, with
set to 50. All of the color separations are selected.
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The
list includes four other predefined gradation
Gradation Table
tables:
•
Blue tones appear clearer
Cool:
•
Increases the color saturation
Lively:
•
Increases the contrast
Sharp:
•
Sets the hues in the low densities to a bright reddish
Warm:
color
Gradation tables that you create or edit also appear in the
list. When you select a gradation table, the
Gradation Table
predefined settings are immediately applied to the processed job
that you are working with.
The
buttons enable you to select one, all, or any
Separations
combination of separations to edit for a specific gradation table.
Selecting a specific separation enables you to change the color
balance for a specific tonal range.
When you open the Gradations Tool window, all of the separations
are selected.
Click the
1.
All Colors
simultaneously.
Click the individual separations you wish to edit—for example,
2.
select the cyan separation only
Gradation Table
and
Brightness
button
to edit all the separations
Chapter 7– Color Workflow
list, and is
set to 0, and
Contrast
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