Adobe ADBCD17648MC 사용자 설명서

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Understanding color

You can edit colors in the color table to produce special effects, or assign transparency in the image to a single color in 
the table.

Open the indexed-color image. 

Choose Image  > Mode

  > Color Table.

Click or drag within the table to choose the color or range of colors you want to change. 

Choose a color from the Color Picker or sample a color from the image. 

If you are changing a range of colors, Photoshop

  Elements creates a gradient in the color table between the starting 

and ending colors. The first color you choose in the Color Picker is the beginning color in the range. When you click 
OK, the Color Picker reappears, so that you can choose the last color in the range.

The colors you selected in the Color Picker are placed in the range you selected in the Color Table dialog box.

Click Preview to view the results of the changes you have made to the image.

Click OK in the Color Table dialog box to apply the new colors to the indexed-color image.

 Choose Image  > Mode

  > Color Table.

Select the eyedropper, and click the desired color in the table or in the image. The sampled color is replaced with 
transparency in the image. Click OK. 

Choose Image  > Mode

  > Color Table.

Select an option from the Table menu: 

Displays a panel based on the different colors a black body radiator emits as it is heated—from black to 

red, orange, yellow, and white. 

Displays a panel based on 256 levels of gray—from black to white. 

Displays a panel based on the colors produced as white light passes through a prism—from violet, blue, and 

green to yellow, orange, and red. 

Displays the standard 256-color system panel for Mac OS or Windows.

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To save a table, click the Save button in the Color Table dialog box.

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To load a table, click the Load button in the Color Table dialog box. After you load a color table into an image, the 
colors in the image change to reflect the color positions they reference in the new color table.