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title "Adjusting Pliant color profiles"
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fixed:[exposure 0.1]
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[Make the overall image lighter.] ; eol
[-0.1 would make it darker.]
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fixed:[dull 0.1]
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[Make the dark parts less intensive, and remove details in the dark parts.]
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fixed:[dark -0.1]
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[Make the dark parts less intensive, and add details in the dark parts.] ; eol
[Will also make the overall image a litle bit lighter.]
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fixed:[light -0.1]
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[Make the light parts less intensive, and add details in the light parts.] ; eol
[Will also make the overall image a litle bit darker.]
[You probably don't need to change this parameter.]
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fixed:[contrast 0.1]
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[Add contrast to the image.] ; eol
[-0.1 would fade the image.] ; eol
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[Most of the time, adjusting 'dark' and 'zero' parameters is a better idea.]
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fixed:[temperature 5500]
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[Make the image more blueish (neutral is 5000°K).]
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fixed:[temperature 4500]
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[Make the image more yellowish.]
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fixed:[orthogonal 5500]
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[Make the image more greenish.]
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fixed:[orthogonal 4500]
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[Make the image more redish.]
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fixed:[saturation 0.1]
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[Make the overall image 10% more saturated.] ; eol
[-0.1 would make it 10% less saturated.]
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fixed:[saturation 0.25 0]
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[Make the dark parts of the image 25% more saturated, but don't change the staturation on light parts.]
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highlight "important: "
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[Don't forget to hit the 'load new parameters' button each time you change some parameters in a profile.] ; eol
[Please also remember that each time you change a profile, Pliant will have to recompute the calibration tables, so the fiew first images will print very slowly.]
link "see the source code" "/pliant/graphic/color/adjust.pli" section "function color_adjust"
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