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Tame Out-of-Gamut Colors

 

Next, choose Select>Color Range, and in the Select menu, choose Out of Gamut, and Click OK to load a selection of the out-of-gamut colors. Then, choose Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation and move the Saturation value to –10, and click OK. You should see the gray areas get smaller. Deselect and repeat this procedure using the same –10 Saturation setting until the gray color indicating out-of-gamut colors is no longer visible.

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