Application d’une couleur Pantone à des images noir et blanc
Donnez vie aux photos et autres éléments de design en leur appliquant une touche de couleur. Dans Adobe InDesign, appliquez une couleur personnalisée à une mise en page en noir et blanc.
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Affichez une mise en page ou utilisez nos fichiers d’exemple. Nous avons ajouté des blocs d’espace réservé dans notre mise en page pour que vous les remplissiez avec des images noir et blanc 8 bits.
Dans le panneau Propriétés, cliquez sur Importer un fichier, puis choisissez plusieurs images en maintenant la touche Maj enfoncée. Le pointeur de la souris prend l’apparence d’un pistolet de placement indiquant le nombre d’images chargées. Cliquez dans un bloc pour y insérer une image. Répétez l’opération pour chaque bloc.
Vous allez maintenant créer une nuance personnalisée pour colorer les éléments de la mise en page. Dans les options du panneau Nuancier, choisissez Nouvelle couleur. Sélectionnez un catalogue de couleurs, puis ajoutez une ou plusieurs couleurs. Celles-ci sont automatiquement placées dans le panneau Nuancier.
Dans notre exemple, nous avons testé différentes couleurs pour trouver la plus adaptée aux images.
L’application d’une couleur à une illustration est extrêmement simple : il suffit de cliquer sur un bloc pour afficher l’icône Saisie du contenu, puis sur la nuance souhaitée dans le panneau Nuancier.
Comme vous pouvez le constater, l’ajout d’une touche de couleur a apporté de la profondeur et de la personnalité à l’illustration.
Vous savez désormais comment changer l’atmosphère des photos noir et blanc à l’aide d’une teinte de couleur.
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