Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Fig. 8-21
The Eye-One Share interface seen here in Capture mode with the Color Collection tool selected allows me to drag and drop
three colors from the libraries into the main central depository, in this case red, blue, and white. This tool then produces 100 variations of
all three colors, after which a user can select some or all the colors in which to build a custom color palette for use in an application like
Photoshop.
tool selector in the upper left of the window is how users move from one
of the three main tool modes to the other main tools. A number of
optional subtools are presented to the user. Measured colors are stored
in a work palette the runs horizontally along the bottom of the interface.
Below that is the
Library
of colors, such as those of the various Pantone
color library as well as supplied light source measurement data. These
colors can be exported as a color palette or as a format known as CxF
(Color Exchange Format). CxF is a new format that is useful for exchang-
ing color information between CxF-savvy applications like Eye-One
Share.
Create
Using the Create tool, Eye-One Share has a number of options that
should be useful for designers or those that need to produce new sets of
