kparazak
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RGB Values in Photoshop
Hi Photoshop Gurus,
is there a way to list the RGB values of each pixels of a pixalated image in photoshop CS?
using colour sampler/eye dropper on each pixel is not easy.
Regards,
is there a way to list the RGB values of each pixels of a pixalated image in photoshop CS?
using colour sampler/eye dropper on each pixel is not easy.
Regards,
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the eye dropper/sampler are the only ways there are.
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there is no any scripting for the same?
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Hi jerem..
Thank you very much for the reply
It is a photograph. Actually I am "KG student" in Photoshop. I am converting a photograph to pixelised image for craft stitching(embroidery).
I did the instructions in the below link for the same.
http://ltsmith.tripod.com/pshop/cs1.html
I saved the image to "for web" format, and I can see the colours used in the colour table. Also I can reduce the number of colours used in the same(so that I can reduce the number of floss in embroidery). Still I have doubt there is no way to list the colours like pixel1- ffffff, pixel 2 - ff00ff etc?
or, can you please tell me the way to conert a cell (say 5 x 5 pixels or 4x4 pixels) to the same colour?(please see the link above) After pixalating and applying the pattern as specified in the above mentioned link, I can get an image such that 5 x 5 pixels are grouped in to one cell. But still the same cell contains more than one colour, which makes it difficult to select the colour of the embroidery floss.
your help can definitely favour me, I can save a lot of time and effort.
Thank you again for your effort
Thank you very much for the reply
It is a photograph. Actually I am "KG student" in Photoshop. I am converting a photograph to pixelised image for craft stitching(embroidery).
I did the instructions in the below link for the same.
http://ltsmith.tripod.com/pshop/cs1.html
I saved the image to "for web" format, and I can see the colours used in the colour table. Also I can reduce the number of colours used in the same(so that I can reduce the number of floss in embroidery). Still I have doubt there is no way to list the colours like pixel1- ffffff, pixel 2 - ff00ff etc?
or, can you please tell me the way to conert a cell (say 5 x 5 pixels or 4x4 pixels) to the same colour?(please see the link above) After pixalating and applying the pattern as specified in the above mentioned link, I can get an image such that 5 x 5 pixels are grouped in to one cell. But still the same cell contains more than one colour, which makes it difficult to select the colour of the embroidery floss.
your help can definitely favour me, I can save a lot of time and effort.
Thank you again for your effort
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