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Change mono image to a specific colour

Explorer ,
Apr 06, 2023 Apr 06, 2023

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I want to create a series of images that have a very similar look and feel. 

 

I have mono images that I would like to change to a singular colour - say dark blue (RGB) - how do I do this in Photoshop?

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Community Expert , Apr 06, 2023 Apr 06, 2023

Try a gradient adjustment layer and set a gradient to the colour(s) that you want black, and white, pixels to become.

 

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How about a color fill layer set to lighten? Anything black would convert to blue.

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Hi @Scintilla_UK there are many ways to do this. One I've used in the past is to create a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and set the Hue/Saturation to Colorize (checkbox). The convenience is you can drag this adjustment layer to multiple images to apply.

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Thanks Kevin,

But I want everything that is currently "black" to be blue - I hope that makes sense? The image you show looks more like a duotone to me. 

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Try a gradient adjustment layer and set a gradient to the colour(s) that you want black, and white, pixels to become.

 

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OK, will try that

 

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kevinstohlmeyer_0-1680788823366.png

 

How about a color fill layer set to lighten? Anything black would convert to blue.

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That looks good.

 

Thanks

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This works perfectly.

 

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