Skin Tone Tool

Mike3112

• 3. November 2008 04:07

I don't really understand how to use this or how this will get me a good skintone. I click on a color panel and then on the image - nada. The explanation in the HELP book really doesn't explain it to me. Maybe I'm dumb ☹️ If there is anyone out there who is good at explaining stuff to dumb people please give me a clue

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 3. November 2008 18:27

  Perhaps you could give a fuller explanation....when you say you are clicking on "a color panel" and nothing happens...are you using Pro??
  
  Are you using the skintone tool? Are you using a default skintone? Or are you selecting from the view pane...I'm seriously confused over what you are doing..
  
  That said, using the skintone tool with defaults works very much like clicking a grey card....you can adjust a skintone and define it from the tool....or use the defaults. But only in Pro....

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  Roine

  • 3. November 2008 20:14

  Check:
  http://www.phaseone.com/4/?pageid=go_for_pro.video
  
  All videos are realy good.
  
  Roine

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 3. November 2008 20:26

  Using the Skin Tone Tool is a 3-step process.
  First, select the skin tone you like to apply, for example Beige - Medium.
  Second, select or activate the skin tone color picker. You find this either next to the skin tone selector or on top in the middle of the preview screen with all the cursor tools. Keyboard shortcut is "s".
  Third, go into the image and click on the part that should be changed into the selected tone.
  
  Just like the other poster mentioned, the working is similar to the white balance color picker. But instead of correcting towards a greycard value (R=G=B) you now correct towards a specific color value.
  
  Note that you can create your own skin tones (which does not necessarily have to be tones of a skin, any color will do in theory, have not tried this at home yet) and apply that color at will. Hope this helps.

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  Nikolai11

  • 6. November 2008 09:55

  I think we need adjustment to Skin Tool eye-dropper samoling area like in Eye-dropper tool in Photoshop

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  Christopher

  • 6. November 2008 14:27

  [quote="Nikolai" wrote:
  I think we need adjustment to Skin Tool eye-dropper samoling area like in Eye-dropper tool in Photoshop

  
  Same goes for the rest of the droppers too. And give a preview of the area which is being sampled.

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 6. November 2008 16:16

  [quote="Christopher" wrote:
  

  [quote="Nikolai" wrote:
  I think we need adjustment to Skin Tool eye-dropper samoling area like in Eye-dropper tool in Photoshop

  
  Same goes for the rest of the droppers too. And give a preview of the area which is being sampled.

  
  Considered a feature request in a support case already?

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