How to Replace Colors and Print Color Charts for Color Matching in NeoStampa

This guide explains how to use the Color Replacement tool in NeoStampa to correct color inaccuracies, and how to generate a color chart to identify accurate RGB values. Using Color Replacement

1. Load your image into NeoStampa.
2. Click the **Color Replacement** icon on the left-hand side.

1. Click on the color you want to correct (example: **Orange**).
2. The **Color Replacement** dialog box will open.
3. Review the **existing RGB values** shown.

1. Modify the RGB values as needed.
2. Click **OK** to apply.

• Example: Change **R** value to **255**.

• When the original RGB value (example: **244, 116, 35**) enters NeoStampa:
• It will be replaced with the new RGB output (example: **255, 116, 35**).
• This replacement applies **only** to the specified RGB value.

Using a Color Chart for Accuracy

• Color replacement rules can be deleted.
• This is recommended if:
• You are printing gradient images.
• The rule causes unintended color changes.

1. Open the **Color Replacement** tool again.
2. Select the same color.
3. Click **Variations**.

1. In the Variations window, choose to **Print a Color Chart**.
2. Adjust **Deviation** to control color variation range.
3. Change **Steps**: Higher steps (example: 8) create a larger chart.
4. Adjust patch size as needed.
5. Click **OK**. Preparing the Chart for Printing

1. Change the cursor to **Selection** mode.
2. Rotate the chart if needed.
3. Delete any previous images.
4. Click **Nest**.
5. Click **OK**.

1. Print the color chart.
2. Review the output.
3. Identify the preferred RGB value.
4. Update your graphic colors or color replacement values accordingly. Color replacement setup and evaluation are now complete.