How to Arrange Your Swatches in Adobe Photoshop CS4
I work in Adobe Photoshop almost every day and my swatch pallet is a mess. I tend to add my swatches as I go, randomly and in no particular order. I’ve always wanted to put my pallet in better order but just wasn’t sure how. I know it would help speed things up but it always seemed like a good idea for the next time.
Today I finally stopped what I was doing, put my project aside for five minutes and did a little research. Now my colors are in perfect order and I’m twice as fast as I was ten minutes ago. Turns out that rearranging your color palette in CS4 is quite easy. Who knew?
Here’s a quick tutorial on how it works…
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Comments (5)
Thanks Bob.
Really helpful tutorial!
I run a small photo studio and i also work as a web designer and Adobe Photoshop has been the bread and butter of my job. Photoshop is really the best photo editing tool that i have ever used.
Thanks for the tutorial, my swatch area used to be a huge mess until ive read this.
Ahhh, good to know. Didn’t know this was handled via the Preset Manager.
Ah, thank you for this. You’ve just saved me and my coworker a lot of time.
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