X5 Loss of color in materials palette for scanned document
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BisBatt
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X5 Loss of color in materials palette for scanned document
I scanned a document into PSP X5 and I am trying to use the materials palette to highlight (in red) certain spots on the document. The palette defaults to grey shades only. I reset the workspace to factory defaults and even tried the SHIFT-START - without luck. However, if I open any color images, the palette shows full color options. I'm wondering if this is a problem with how I scanned the document into PSP X5?
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Re: X5 Loss of color in materials palette for scanned docume
If your scanner gives you the option, you want to make sure you're scanning in color. It may default to a black and white (greyscale) image if the document is plain text.
Sounds like the image was scanned in as a greyscale image. To get color back you need to increase the color depth of the image.
Go to the Image menu and select Image -> Increase Color Depth - > RGB 8-bits per channel
You can also increase to 18-bit if you want but 8-bits is full color and more than enough.
Sounds like the image was scanned in as a greyscale image. To get color back you need to increase the color depth of the image.
Go to the Image menu and select Image -> Increase Color Depth - > RGB 8-bits per channel
You can also increase to 18-bit if you want but 8-bits is full color and more than enough.
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BisBatt
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Re: X5 Loss of color in materials palette for scanned docume
Thanks Levifiction! You were absolutely correct! I appreciate the help!
