Local Color Replacement
Local color replacement allows you to make color corrections locally to a selected area of the page.
- Click the Local
Correction button (
)
and use the marquee to select an area within the image to apply local color
correction. The selection area will be shown by a dashed line such that color
replacement will be applied only to the selected area. - Use the large square to zoom in to an area on the image down to a pixel (smaller square) for color replacement.
- Click the picker icon (
)
for the original color. You can change or replace the color by clicking the
replacement color picker icon 
and moving to the image to select a color or change the values for the color
mode, such as CMYK, CMYK+, Grayscale, and CMYK+ Specialty under the
Replacement column. The large square used for color
enhancement defines the area that is currently being viewed, while the smaller
square is the pixel for the selected color. - Optionally, replace a color with an existing spot color from the spot color
library for the Fiery server. Click the spot color
replacement icon (
) and search for a specific spot color by name or a
fuzzy search by number, for example ‘345’, or scroll through the list to select
a spot color, and then click OK. - Optionally, perform color
adjustment by adjusting the individual color curves in the Color
Adjust pane. After you make a marquee selection and curve
adjustment, the Apply and Cancel
buttons will appear in the toolbar next to the Local
Correction button ().
After you are satisfied with your change, click Apply to
save the local color edits.
After a color replacement has been made, click Apply to save your changes in the Color Replacement pane. The color replacement will be listed as a row shown in the Edits pane.
The Edits pane
shows all the color edits, whether the edits were made with color replacement or color
adjustment of the color curves, made at the local level or page level. Toggle between
local color replacement and original color by clicking the eye icon for any of the rows
listed in the Edits pane. In the Edits
column, the paint brush icon (
) shows the color edit was made with color replacement based
on changes made in the Color Replacement pane or the wavy line
box icon (
) shows the color edit was made using the Color Adjust pane,
which shows the overall color curve change.
If you wish to apply the local color replacement to all pages in the document, click the All Pages check box for that specific color replacement. The specified area on all pages in the document will show the same color replacement.
You can adjust the local color replacement area by clicking the replacement color in one of the rows listed in the Edits pane, and then adjust the marquee for the specific area.