Photoshop CS5
Illustrator CS5
Dreamweaver CS5
Flash CS5
InDesign CS5
After Effects CS5
Premiere Pro CS5Using the eyedropper tool to grab a color from outside your document.
createObject(‘swf’,'/design/players/swfplayer.swf?video=videos/day483.flv’,'width’,’500′,’height’,’415′,’scale’,'exactfit’,'quality’,'high’,'allowScriptAccess’,'sameDomain’,'bgcolor’,'#ffffff’);
Author: Matt Kloskowski
Matt Kloskowski is the Education and Curriculum Developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. He has authored and co-authored five books on Photoshop and Illustrator and teaches an advanced Photoshop course for Sessions.edu. In addition to being an Adobe Certified Expert in Photoshop and a Macromedia Flash Certified Developer, Matt is a regular contributor to Photoshop User and Layers magazines and writes weekly columns for several digital imaging websites.
You don’t need to open the colour picker to do this. Just select the eyedropper tool, click anywhere on your image, and drag anywhere outside the image like they were doing in the video.
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I spoke to soon. This isn’t working for me whether I open the color picker or not.
i guess this is just a CS4 trick
oops.. nevermind.. just click and drag.. not click.. and click..
works great!