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Coloring
5
Designate the coloring area with
the edit pen.
Up to 15 points can be designated for each area (a group
of points).
6
Press the [OK] key.
7
Select a target area to be colored.
Select the coloring target from the following two types:
Background Coloring
Adds color to the background, excluding parts of the
image that are inside the designated area. For details,
see "To add color to the background," on p. 7-33.
Image Coloring
Adds color to parts of the image that are inside the
designated area. For details, see "To add color to the
image," on p. 7-34.
8
Press the [Color] key, and then
select the color to be added to the
designated area.
Advanced
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Mode
Color Creation
To clear an individual point, press
the key for the point to be cleared,
and then press the [Clear Point] key.
To clear all the designated points of
an area, press the [Clear All Points]
key.
To change the position of the
designated point, press the [Move
Point] key. For details, see "To
change the position of the
designated point," on p. 7-35.
If the [Back] key is pressed after the
area to be colored is designated,
the confirmation screen for clearing
the designated area is displayed.
The target to be colored must be
enclosed by a line of at least 1 mm.
To add a point, press the [Add/
Modify Point] key, and then repeat
from Step 5.
There are four methods for
selecting a color:
Color Palette Selection
(see p. 7-2)
Color Circle Selection
(see p. 7-7)
Registered Color Selection
(see p. 7-9)
Designated Color Selection
(see p. 7-11)
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