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How to remove out of gamut marker in the color chooser dialog? - Drachenbauer - 09-11-2021 Hallo In the actual gimp-version the sliders of the color chooser dialog are to a big amount covered in the out-of-gamut-marker-color. How can i remove this overlay? RE: How to remove out of gamut marker in the color chooser dialog? - rich2005 - 09-11-2021 (09-11-2021, 01:33 PM)Drachenbauer Wrote: Hallo Do you mean you have something like this ? [attachment=6672] ..but want something like this.. [attachment=6673] Change to the HSV model. (1) Enable the Hue slider (2) Click in the vertical (specrum) bar (3) RE: How to remove out of gamut marker in the color chooser dialog? - Drachenbauer - 09-11-2021 Yes, this is exactly right. will the change stay forever after doing your steps? Edit: after i picked a color from the actual opened graphic-file, the sliders are covered in that marker-color again and i see values, that are higher than the normal maximum of the sliders... how to fix this? RE: How to remove out of gamut marker in the color chooser dialog? - rich2005 - 09-12-2021 Gimp will start a session with the 'change fg/bg colour' picker in LCh mode. There have been requests to the developers have an option for a user to set a default HSV. Once set to HSV mode it will stay as that until either you change the mode or you close and re-start Gimp. A 50 second animation of what I see: Two images which I know contain out-of-gamut colours. Switching between LHc and HSV https://i.imgur.com/RU7MiQJ.mp4 |