While the Color Picker can display color information about one pixel, the „Sample Points“ dialog can display the data of four pixels of the active layer or the image, at the same time. Another important difference is that the values of these points are changed in real time as you are working on the image.
This dialog is a dockable dialog; see the section Skyrius 2.3, „Dialogai ir dokai“ for help on manipulating it.
You can access it:
from the main menu:
→ → .from the Tab menu in any dockable dialog by clicking on and selecting → .
To create a sample point, Ctrl-click on one of the two measure rulers of the image window and drag the mouse pointer. Two perpendicular guides appear. The sample point is where both guides intersect. You can see its coordinates in the lower left corner of the status area at the bottom. Release the mouse button.
Sample points are shown as a round mark with an order number. You can hide these marks by unchecking
→ in the main menu.The „Sample Points“ dialog does not automatically open when you create a sample point.
To move or delete a sample point:
Using the Color Picker tool, click-and-drag the sample point up to a measure ruler to delete it.
Using a paint tool, Ctrl + click-and-drag the sample point up to a measure ruler to delete it.
By default, sampling is performed on all layers. If you want to sample on the active layer only, uncheck
→ from the tab menu.Information about all sample points is displayed in this window.
Mėginio taško spalva parodyta pavyzdžio laukelyje.
Išskleidžiamame sąraše galite pasirinkti:
rodo RGB spalvų modelio reikšmes.
rodo procentinę reikšmę RGB spalvų modelyje.
This choice displays the Red, Green, Blue and Alpha values of the pixel, as hexademical values. It also shows the hexadecimal value of the pixel's color.
procentai HSV spalvų modelyje.
procentai CMYK spalvų modelyje.
Pateikiami visų kanalų duomenys pasirinktame spalvų modelyje. Alfa yra rodomas tik tada, kai paveikslėlyje yra Alfa kanalas.
Hexa appears only with the RGB mode. That's the hexadecimal code of the HTML Notation.