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Rebelle is the first software in the world
with real physical color mixing based on traditional pigments in a full
RGB color gamut. To work with Pigments, go to the Layers panel and turn
the Pigments on by clicking on the
button.
Pigments are active on the selected layer when the button
is highlighted.
When working with Pigments on a layer, it is not possible to use the blending modes on the same layer.
Note
When Pigments are enabled, the colors mix and blend together on the layer as well as blend with the layers below. When Pigments are disabled, the blending changes.
Color sets with the actual pigments are available in the Color panel.
You can create your own color set with pigments too. To visually
distinguish which color set consists of the pigments' names, mark it as
'Color Set with Pigments Names' via the Color panel menu. An
icon
will be displayed on this color set.
Thanks to the Pigment mixing method, all simulated media such as oil paints, watercolors, or pastels look realistic and natural:
Video tutorial
Understand the color mixing in the real-world and digital world in this video: Comparison of Traditional and Digital Pigment Color Mixing.