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jennjennkho
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 Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 7:35 pm Post subject: Coloring an image to blend with another image's color? |
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Is there a way you can use the eyedropper tool to 'colorize' another image to blend with the color of another one? I usually just use the hue/saturation->colorize option, but sometimes no matter how I adjust the slider, I can't seem to find a near-perfect color to match.
I was trying to do it for the image posted above (the image on the right side was actually brightly colored). I tried to colorize but can't find the right enough 'tan' to match the color of the background, so I ended up desaturating it, putting another layer (lower opacity) filled with tan over it, and using the 'overlay' blend mode. >.<; And when I look at the result, the right side's color still doesn't blend too well with the rest  . It looks too light...
How do I use the eyedropper tool so I can just directly color the image with that color? Thanks a lot ^_^ .
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BryanDowning
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Brightness and color are two different things. If you find your image is to light, then you need to darken it.
Is this more what you're after?
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ZiN
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you can try to mess with these two
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jennjennkho
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| Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 6:47 pm Post subject: |
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| OYBRO wrote: | Brightness and color are two different things. If you find your image is to light, then you need to darken it.
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Hi.. I didn't mean the light/darkness par se.. it's more of the color on the right doesn't really match the color of the background . It's like you can still tell the image on the right isn't part of the original picture. I've seen other's works and they blend the colors perfectly. >.<;
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jennjennkho
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| Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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| ZiN wrote: | | you can try to mess with these two |
Thanks... I tried to and I still can't get it exactly the way I want.
*sweatdrop*
Or maybe I'm just too much of a stickler for perfect blending >.<; .
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ZiN
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why dont u take only that image and make it a brush
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jennjennkho
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| Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 8:18 pm Post subject: |
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| ZiN wrote: | | why dont u take only that image and make it a brush |
I'm sorry I don't understand what you mean by that  . Just a beginner sorry >.<;
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