Nikon Capture NX2 user manual QColor Wheel, WColor Triangle, ERGB Selection, Boxes, RHSB Selection

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The color picker provides you with the following controls:

	The color wheel enables you to select the targeted hue for the color. When you
	click within the color wheel, the hue will immediately change to the color that you
	clicked on. By clicking and dragging on the gripper edge along the outside edge of
qColor Wheel	the wheel, you can precisely rotate the hue to modify the current selected color.
	The top of the color triangle points to the hue of the color that is selected. The
	color triangle will then be updated with the range of saturation and lightness that
	you can affect for that newly selected color.
	The color triangle provides you with control over the saturation and lightness of
	the hue of the color that was selected with the color wheel. The top of the color
	triangle represents 100% saturation of the targeted hue. The left edge of the color
wColor Triangle	triangle provides you with control over the lightness of the color as the color
	approaches white, while the right edge of the color triangle provides you with
	control over the lightness of the color as the color approaches black. The bottom
	edge contains neutral colors, with the middle of the bottom edge presenting
	middle gray.
eRGB Selection	The RGB selection boxes display the current color’s red, green, and blue values. You
	can change the targeted color by entering different values directly into the RGB
Boxes
	selection boxes.
rHSB Selection	The HSB selection boxes display the current color’s hue, saturation, and brightness
	values. You can change the targeted color by entering different values directly into
Boxes
	the HSB selection boxes.
tLAB Selection	The LAB selection boxes display the L channel (luminosity), the a channel (green
	through red), and the b channel (blue through yellow) values. You can change the
Boxes
	targeted color by entering different values directly into the LAB selection boxes.

156Chapter 17 — The Color Picker