Check ’em out here. According to the product team, enhancements include the following:
- Extract color themes from an image: The original Kuler web app included the ability to extract a theme from an image. That feature is back. Just click the camera icon in the upper right corner of the Create page and choose a photofrom your library.
- A color wheel in two sizes: When we updated the interface many of our long-term users thought we’d made the color wheel too large. Now, with a click, the wheel can be larger when you need it and smaller when you don’t.
- Reduced borders around individual colors in a theme: Now you can see more of each color and the play and interaction between them.
Needs the ability to display CMYK through a profile. 50 cyan, 38 magenta 38 yellow is not ‘blueish’- it is as neutral as 50 k – or, 127 red, 127 green and 127 blue.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/17199157@N07/8950283786/
Other that that, it is nice.
>>Needs the ability to display CMYK through a profile<>50 cyan, 38 magenta 38 yellow is not ‘blueish’- it is as neutral as 50 k…<<
Well now, that depends, doesn't it? Making a blanket statement like yours contradicts your first assertion that we need to know the profile. Compare the build values of a zero saturation neutral gray in SWOPv2 vs. GRACOL 2006. See? We need to know press conditions before we can make any statements about what C+M+Y+K creates.
Nice features! I am excited to try it!
The 3rd option is very nice, I can do art with it!
Size of everything on the Kuler size is now so huge, it won’t even fit on a full HD monitor (using Google Chrome 28).
Another great update by Adobe, breaking shit that wasn’t broken.