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Chaning colors |
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Apr 4th 2003 | #98531 Report |
Member since: Mar 3rd 2003 Posts: 3 |
I was wondering how I can change the colors in an image so that all the colors are a hue of blue. Like yellow would be light blue, black would be dark blue, ect. If you have any ideas please post them. I tried to add a layer infront of the picture and make it a little transparent, but that didn't work very well. Thanks! |
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Apr 4th 2003 | #98532 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 1501 |
Bottom of the Layers Palette, click and hold the Adjustment Layer icon (Diagonally split circle)...select Hue/Saturation. Colorize box...checked. Start playing with the sliders. |
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98608 Report |
Member since: Feb 14th 2003 Posts: 685 |
as utopian said but b4 u do that set the foreground color to the shade of blue your looking for as the 'Colorize' option uses this as the starting color from which you can adjust the sliders heathrowe |
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98630 Report |
Member since: Mar 3rd 2003 Posts: 3 |
Okay, I did as you guys suggested, but the color it starts with is a much more faded shade of blue then what I am looking for. I tried sliding the colors but it has to be the exact color.
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98644 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
You can also use: Image --> Adjustments --> Variations You'll get the idea when you get there. |
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Apr 5th 2003 | #98648 Report |
Member since: Jul 10th 2002 Posts: 1706 |
Pt 1. Image > Mode > Grayscale Pt 2. Image > Mode > Duotone Pt 3. Choose two colours for your duotone. For this blue effect, I would use a Rich Black and a blue. This way you choose exactly what colour you want. I think this may be what you are looking for. |
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Apr 12th 2003 | #99596 Report |
Member since: Mar 29th 2003 Posts: 1326 |
I use "Image>Adjustments>Color Balance..." Then I take the slider for blue and take it all the way up (100%) to blue. Then click highlights and shadows (on the bottom) and do the same for them. Make sure "preserve luminosity" is checked, and it won't go pale on you. Sometimes values of 80% all around look better than 100%, but playing around with it works best. Anybody else use the color balancerizer? tom |
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Apr 12th 2003 | #99637 Report |
Member since: Jul 6th 2002 Posts: 316 |
as you may have noticed... their is multiple ways to do the "same thing" but they do all do somethng a little different, etrain. personall i would use a adjustment layer because you don't harm the original layer at all... |
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