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• National Geographic - the outlined golden rectangle.
• Kia - the letter "  A" inside a outline oval.
• Volvo - is the silver outlined circle, with a arrow in the top, and a blue rectangle crosses it's middle.
• Baidu - a blue dog footprint.
• Chrysler - the black star inside a grey pentagon.
• CNN - is the logo that shows the letters "CNN" written in red.
• Converse - the black star inside a black outlined circle.
• Dove - the one that looks like a grey pigeon.
• Fila - the letter "F" written in red and dark blue.
• Firefox - the logo that shows an orange fox warped around earth.
• Fujitsu - the red letters "i" with a flipped red "8" shape above.
• Greenpeace - is the big letter "G" written in green.
• Guinness - the logo that looks like a dark yellow harp.
• Marlboro - is the red rectangle that has white triangle above it, in the lower side and the letter "r" under.
• Maserati - is the logo that shows a red trident on a oval background colored in silver and blue.
• Opel - the silver logo made from a outline circle with am horizontal lighting crossing it.
• Oracle - the letters "O    E" written in red.
• Speedo - the logo similar to a red arrow that points to the right.
• Air France - a oblique red rectangle tilted to the right.
• Aquafina - the letter " Q" colored in blue, and with some blue mountains above and two curved, blue and orange, lines beneath.
• Ariel - the logo that imitates 3 orbits, colored in blue, green and lime.
• Atomic - the one that looks like a red arrow.
• Avon - the letter "A V N" written in grey.
• Bayer - the grey letter "Y" that are inside a outline circle colored in blue and green.
• Billabong - the logo looking like white flames inside a black rectangle.
• Bluetooth - the logo that has two white triangles on a blue round triangle shaped background.
• BP - the logo that looks like a sunflower with green on the margins.
• Breil - the logo that looks like two white links joined together, inside a black rectangle.

• Bridgestone - the big "B" colored in red at the top, and black the rest of it.
• Burton - the curved whit arrow, inside a black square.
• Cadillac - the multicolored logo inside a silver tiara.
• Camper - the logo showing the white letter "M" inside a red rectangle, with the bottom edge curved inside.
• Corvette - the logo that has the left half colored in black and white squares, and the right side is red with two golden symbols.
• DHL - the letters "D L" on a golden rectangle background.
• Discovery - the big black "D" that is behind the planet Earth.
• Dr Pepper - the white letter "P" on a burgundy oval shape.
• Disney - the big black "D" written with an unusual font.
• Warner Bros - the logo that shows a big blue letter "B" inside an shape looking like a shield.
• AMD - the green hollow square with top left and bottom right corners removed.
• Android - the green android with white eyes.
• Asus - the blue letters "ASu" followed by a blue horizontal line, the "S" has the top half missing.
• ATI - the white letters "A I" on a red rectangle.
• Audi - the four silver circles joined together.
• Axa - the white "A" with an oblique red line above, both inside a blue square.
• Bacardi - the black bat inside a red circle.
• Barbie - the pink letters "B".
• Batman - the logo that consists of an black bat on a golden oval background.
• Beko - the blue letters "BE  O".
• Bic - the golden boy with a black head and holding a pencil to it's back, followed by a black rectangle with round corners.
• BlackBerry - the 7 black shapes that look like bullets.

Update notes:

• Updated the logos that have new design.
• Updated descriptions for the new logos.
• Spelling errors are fixed.

In the world of software, a grayed-out or disabled Web link, button, menu item or tool can be like a nightclub bouncer denying you access through the doors. Although the Adobe Photoshop image -editing software does have various occasions where certain options are grayed out, the Color Picker tool is never one of them. Like a diner, the Color Picker is always open for business 24/7, and it never gets "grayed out," but may show gray shading and coloring depending on your current design settings.

Definition

1. The Photoshop Color Picker is where almost everything related to painting, fills, drawing and shapes begins. Designers use the Color Picker -- enabling it by double-clicking the top of the two boxes that make up the tool -- to choose their paint colors. You can only choose one color at a time from the Color Picker and that color appears in the top-left square on the Tools column. The chosen color, such as gray, remains in place until another is selected. This color also appears even when Photoshop is closed and reopened.

Location

1. The Color Picker is located near the bottom of the Photoshop Tools column, positioned by default on the left side of the screen. If you do not see the column, click the "Window" menu and click the "Tools" option from the drop-down menu. If the "Tools" option already has a check mark next to it, it is open on the workspace, but may be hidden behind other tabs, palettes and menus. The Color Picker is two overlapping colored boxes, one at a slightly higher left diagonal to the other. The two boxes of the Color Picker are usually two different colors.

Color Choice

1. Gray may have an endless number of shades from slate to dust and Color Picker users have a number of ways to choose their gray. The Photoshop Color Picker window uses a sliding rainbow where users click their choice of gray. Another option is to go directly to the gray Pantone number or type in the exact six digit color code. Any one of these procedures results in the Color Picker appearing as gray.

Mode

1. One other potential reason for the Color Picker appearing as gray has to do with the color mode selected for the image. When pictures are grayscale or black and white, the Color Picker's options are reduced. You'll find the image's mode located off the "Image" menu's "Mode" option. Look on the fly-out menu. If "Grayscale" is checked, your image will not have colors to it and the Color Picker may show a gray, white or black hue. You may receive an image that is grayscale or inadvertently convert your image to grayscale by accidentally clicking this mode.