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rogermilnes
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September 15, 2019
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Replace Color (Photoshop Elements 9)

  • September 15, 2019
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Hi. I'm having trouble with color replacement. The subject is the attached black drawing (white background) that wants to be purple. The process ought to be fairly simple--replace each black pixel with a purple pixel. However, the Color Replacement Tool doesn't make it obvious how to accomplish that. Any ideas?

 

Roger

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Correct answer hatstead

 

 

 

Try this:

  1. Open Logo file
  2. Duplicate Background layer and shut off visibility of Background layer. Work on Background copy layer
  3. Activate the Magic wand tool, set tolerance to 32, and uncheck "contiguous"
  4. Left click on a white area in the background
  5. Go to Select>Inversse
  6. Open a Solid color adjustment layer at the top, select purple color, ok it.

     

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September 15, 2019

 

 

 

Try this:

  1. Open Logo file
  2. Duplicate Background layer and shut off visibility of Background layer. Work on Background copy layer
  3. Activate the Magic wand tool, set tolerance to 32, and uncheck "contiguous"
  4. Left click on a white area in the background
  5. Go to Select>Inversse
  6. Open a Solid color adjustment layer at the top, select purple color, ok it.

     

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