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Hi,
I'm trying to change the color of a logo which is like a house and is a name but it gets very pixelated. The way I color them are the following:
1. One is by using the magic wand, inverse and then fill solid color.
2. The other one is by clicking on the little half white and half black circle next to the layers and put hue saturation.
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However, in both ways, the result is very dirty and pixelated.
How can I do it so that it looks as clean as the original one?
Thank you.
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There are quite a few ways to do it. But since they are very solid colors, it's quite easy with the Hue/Saturation Adjustment filter.
But it is a very low resolution file you have here. If this is all you have, you should recreate it as a vector image in Illustrator so that it can be scaled to any size you might want without losing any resolution. And you can also change the colors at will to all of it easily.
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I would recommend using Solid Color Layers (Layer > New Fill Layer > Solid Color) clipping masked to the logo.
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You probably lose the careful antialiasing put in place the first time (pixels of different colours to soften the edges).
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Colored Vector Layers
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