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Color Expression determines whether Corel Painter should use the main or additional color in an image. Using Color Expression, you can introduce input (such as direction) which controls output when you apply two-color brushstrokes. You can adjust the amount of variation applied to Color Expression by adjusting Color Jitter. You can also use the Smoothness slider to smooth the color variation for a more organic look.
Digital Airbrush brushstrokes without Color Jitter (left) and with Color Jitter (right)
Color Jitter applied to a brushstroke without jitter smoothing (top) and with jitter smoothing (bottom)
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Choose Window  Brush Control Panels Color Expression. |
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In the Color Expression panel, choose one of the following options from the Expression list box: |
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None — applies no adjustment to the color expression |
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Velocity — adjusts the color expression based on the dragging speed |
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Direction — adjusts the color expression based on the direction of the stroke, and according to the value you set with the slider or in the box |
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Pressure — adjusts the color expression based on stylus pressure |
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Wheel — adjusts the color expression based on the wheel settings on an airbrush stylus, specifically the Wacom Intuos Airbrush stylus |
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Tilt — adjusts the color expression based on the angle of the stylus from the tablet |
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Bearing — adjusts the color expression based on the direction in which the stylus points |
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Rotation — adjusts the color expression based on the rotation of the stylus |
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Source — adjusts the color expression based on the luminance of the clone source |
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Random — adjusts the color expression at random |
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If you chose Direction from the Expression list box, move the Direction slider until the desired angle is achieved. |
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Choose Window Brush Control Panels Color Expression. |
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