Welcome back.
So no talk about one of my favorite tools, which is one of the simplest tools, the eyedropper tool.
So sample colors from an image.
So let's do that.
So let's go in here.
And if I click on my skin tone, it'll pop up right here if I click on my beard.
It will give me that color here.
If I click on my shirt, it'll show up there.
If I click on the kind of the pattern on my shirt, if I can get in there, let's see.
Let me do the eyedropper.
There you go.
OK.
And let's see that we want to add the background.
So if I had X, you can see right here, if I had X, it will switch between the foreground in the background.
So the color in the background is the background.
The color in the foreground is the foreground.
So right now it's white.
Now, if I select this by, I drop this, OK?
It's going to be kind of a cream color, right?
So that's the eyedropper.
Basically, all you're doing is you're going into an image, a picture of somebody.
A source and grabbing the color.
So far, right, KLECK, we have the 3D material eyedropper.
OK.
Which.
Will not let me do anything because I'm not working with 3D, so I'm not gonna really do anything with
that.
We have the color sampler tool, which will pop up right here.
And so if I go around, it'll give me the color codes for our IGB.
So for our GCB, if I double click here real quick, I'll show you RGV goes from zero.
So red is zero to two.
255.
Green is zero to 255.
And blue is zero to 255.
So if you go to blue and you type in any number between zero and 255, you're going to get that combo.
So if I do 255, we're going to get white.
OK.
Now, if I do zero.
So if I go down and I do zero on each one.
Guess what?
We're gonna have black.
And if I go in between.
So let's grab a calculator and 255 out of a two.
That's one hundred twenty seven.
So it's two 127.
From the top to the bottom, that's going to be our halfway point.
So it'll be exactly in the middle of the.
Color.
And we have gray.
OK, so with this, what it's doing is the same thing that's giving us the.
The color codes here, so red is to twenty nine, greens to twenty.
And blue is to 18.
So if I go down here, give me number three.
Forty two.
Fifty two.
OK.
And then this is one.
Nineteen eighty three.
Sixty nine.
My beard is thirty nine.
Thirty five thirty six etc. etc..
OK.
So if I click here.
Wherever I click, it's gonna grab the sample color and give me the numbers here.
So if you're trying to grab a color or get a color, like if I want to know what the color is here.
OK, well, let me do that because I've maxed out.
But all we can do.
We can close that.
And if I just right, click and delete.
Oh, OK.
So if I go right on it, right next to it.
And then we can believe that.
Like I said, this is a call to the U.S.
It's just it's for certain things.
You know, if you want tough stuff out or if you want to get a whole bunch of colors from a source or
whatever you're using, then this is a great tool to use for that specific use.
I drop or I use a lot.
All right, there you go.
So now we'll talk about the next tools we got, the ruler tool.
So this will just show you this will measure out the width and the height to whatever way you go in
a measure either way.
So and we can just, you know, just point point A to point B and we can change the measurement here
by pixels inches.
So if I do inches, let's say it's 20 inches and then the height is.
Down to 51.
Let's go to 60.
That's 60.
Then we have the note tool.
So let's say that you want to write a note.
This is awesome.
Thanks for changing the color of my hair
and I can do another one.
Please change my hair to green.
And wherever I click, it's gonna be a note.
So, like, we can put notes all over the place here.
And then you can just filament as you click on them.
Then you can write your note here.
Okay.
And then last but not least with the control, so.
This would be great for kind of like marking up where you want to edit and stuff.
So let's say you want to edit my hair.
OK.
So I let my hair No.15, my eyes changed the color, my eyes.
Trying to color my ears, my beard.
This design here and then the color of my shirt and get rid of my moles and all the kind of stuff that
I have on my chest, that only it were the hair here.
You can really mark out a lot of stuff.
I don't want to really compare this to a crime scene, but it's similar to what people would do at a
crime scene when there's a murder of some sort.
They would mark different spots of what happened and try to figure out what happened in the murder.
So it's not that extreme, but you get the idea.
So we can delete that.
Create a group clear and the clear, we'll just take it out.
Right.
I do note we can declare all OK, and you can do the same with the ruler, can just do clear the same
thing.
OK.
So that is the eyedropper tool, the 3D material eyedropper tool, the color sampler tool, the ruler
tool, the note tool and the count tool.
And the keyboard shortcut for all these is Letteri.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.