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ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Gradation Changes and Tone Value Corrections<br />

How to Change Color Gradations<br />

rent color separation. The current separation is indicated in the status<br />

area of the COLOR GRADATION window (see Fig. 25-12).<br />

It is possible to treat the channels of RGB images as CMY separations.<br />

To do so, click RGB/CMY in the menu of the COLOR GRADATION window.<br />

This interchanges the X and Y values of the curve point coordinates so<br />

that curves are mirrored (see Fig. 25-2).<br />

Changing Gradations in ‘Spline’ Mode<br />

In the Spline mode you specify points which are connected automatically<br />

by curved lines. When you select this mode, a linear curve appears that<br />

has two default points: the starting and the ending point (see Fig. 25-1).<br />

You can modify the curve by adding, moving and deleting points.<br />

Adding Gradation Points<br />

Simply click to add a new point to a gradation curve.<br />

Alternatively, enter the point’s coordinate into the boxes at the bottom of<br />

the COLOR GRADATION window. The coordinates range from 0/0 (lower<br />

left corner) to 100/100 (upper right corner). Press TAB after each input.<br />

The coordinates are displayed in the status area on the left-hand side of<br />

the COLOR GRADATION window (see Fig. 25-12).<br />

Moving Gradation Points<br />

You can drag any point to another position with the mouse button<br />

pressed down.<br />

The point moved or clicked last is active and therefore marked with a<br />

cursor. This point can be moved up and down in very small increments.<br />

To do so, position the cursor anywhere inside the curve’s display area.<br />

Then CTRL-click (Mac OS) or right-click (Windows) repeatedly to move<br />

the point up. Additionally press the SHIFT key to move it down. Each<br />

mouse click moves the point by 1%.<br />

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