Made some wall paper for fun..
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I usually usually do it like this...
1. outline the painted part only with the magnetic lasso
2. go to [image] , [adjust] , the [hue/saturation]
3. check the [colorized] box, then use the hue bar to shift the color to as close to the color you want as you can
4. then use the contrast/brightness adjustment to darken or lighten the base color
Im sure there is a better way than mine, TampaBlack99 and BMW are much much better with adobe than Iam
you also might be better off changing the red picture to the color you want, the white pic I did has had the color depth changed to grey scale
1. outline the painted part only with the magnetic lasso
2. go to [image] , [adjust] , the [hue/saturation]
3. check the [colorized] box, then use the hue bar to shift the color to as close to the color you want as you can
4. then use the contrast/brightness adjustment to darken or lighten the base color
Im sure there is a better way than mine, TampaBlack99 and BMW are much much better with adobe than Iam
you also might be better off changing the red picture to the color you want, the white pic I did has had the color depth changed to grey scale
Last edited by Konig; Jun 3, 2003 at 10:20 AM.
