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Adjusting a character's flesh tones

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One of the most common reasons for color correction is to alter the flesh tones in a character's palette. This is best done by varying the amount of red:

1. Load the palette you're correcting, ensuring you only select the color wells used for flesh; see Loading a palette for color correction.

2. Select the Advanced or RGB color correction mode; see Setting the color correction mode.

3. Adjust the amount of red in the palette:

• If you're using Advanced mode, use the Red graph; see Using Advanced mode.

• If you're using RGB mode, adjust the amount of red brightness and/or contrast; see Using RGB mode. If you change between brightness and contrast, don't forget to lock; see Clearing and locking corrections.

4. Save the corrected palette; see Applying a correction to disk.

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