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From the project details, select the scan for colours from the Colours section
From the project details, select the scan for colours from the Colours section
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Select the Select Image button
Select the Select Image button
[[File:Add-colours-automatic-v2-2.png|frameless|300x300px]]


This will load the photo library, select the image that has the key
This will load the photo library, select the image that has the key


From the full screen image, select the area you'd like to read
From the full screen image, select the area you'd like to read
[[File:Add-colours-automatic-v2-3.png|frameless|471x471px]]


It'll show you what colours its matched against
It'll show you what colours its matched against
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* From this screen you can also tap the image again to adjust the selected area
* From this screen you can also tap the image again to adjust the selected area
* You can select the select image button again to change the image
* You can select the select image button again to change the image
* If it picks up a colour thats not already in the system, it presents the option to add it
* If it picks up a colour thats not already in the system, it presents the option to add it
* [[File:Add-colours-automatic-v2-5.png|frameless|300x300px]]


If it picks up an old DAC colour (100-148) then it auto adjusts as they're stored as ABXXX in the database
If it picks up an old DAC colour (100-148) then it auto adjusts as they're stored as ABXXX in the database


Select the button to save the colours to the project
Select the button to save the colours to the project
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It will then prompt if you want to import more colours
It will then prompt if you want to import more colours
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The colours can then be seen in the colour list for the project
The colours can then be seen in the colour list for the project
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[[Category:Colours]]
[[Category:Colours]]
[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:Adding Colours]]
[[Category:Adding Colours]]
[[Category:Version 2]]
[[Category:Version 2]]

Latest revision as of 14:16, 14 January 2026

From the project details, select the scan for colours from the Colours section

Select the Select Image button

This will load the photo library, select the image that has the key

From the full screen image, select the area you'd like to read

It'll show you what colours its matched against

  • From this screen you can also tap the image again to adjust the selected area
  • You can select the select image button again to change the image
  • If it picks up a colour thats not already in the system, it presents the option to add it

If it picks up an old DAC colour (100-148) then it auto adjusts as they're stored as ABXXX in the database

Select the button to save the colours to the project

It will then prompt if you want to import more colours

The colours can then be seen in the colour list for the project