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Topic: PS CS5 Color Replacement tool misbehaving |
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 Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2015 7:14 pm Subject: PS CS5 Color Replacement tool misbehaving |
| OK, a little more information: I was trying to change the color that is part of an imported image. The image was scanned and brought into PS as jpg (don't know if this matters, but I'll mention it ... |
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Topic: Blending background color into a pasted shadow? |
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Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2015 1:03 pm Subject: Blending background color into a pasted shadow? |
| Thanks for your reply. I know about making the graphic background transparent. The question I'm asking is what about the drop shadows? If I remove all background but keep the graphic including shad ... |
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Topic: PS CS5 Color Replacement tool misbehaving |
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| Fabulist Replies: 1 Views: 367 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2015 3:09 am Subject: PS CS5 Color Replacement tool misbehaving |
| I select a gold foreground color, choose the Color Replacement tool from the tool pallet, and click and hold the mouse button on a bright red color. The resulting replacement color is dark brown. ... |
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Topic: Blending background color into a pasted shadow? |
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| Fabulist Replies: 3 Views: 465 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2015 9:59 pm Subject: Blending background color into a pasted shadow? |
| I have a scanned graphic in PS that will eventually be pasted into an Illustrator business-card file. The graphic is 2 color, very simple with some drop-shadows that fall on the solid white background ... | |
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