Ok, I have a picture of a flushing toilet and I want to manipulate the color of the water so that it's yellowish (like urine). I only want to change the water, keep everything else the same; would that be possible and how do I get it done?
I've played with the software, but basically know very little about PS functions.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Posted 29 October 2004 - 07:49 AM
use the magic wand tool to select area you want to edit/change color, then go to
IMAGE menu > Adjustments > Variations. then manipulate the colors from there
IMAGE menu > Adjustments > Variations. then manipulate the colors from there
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Posted 29 October 2004 - 08:57 AM
Yeah that should do it, or you could use the wand to select it then jsut fill in the colour youw ant with the paint bucket tool.
post the image and i'll do it for ya if ya want
post the image and i'll do it for ya if ya want
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Posted 29 October 2004 - 09:54 AM
Mask the seat colour and change that by pressing CTRL+B or something like that....no is that in PSP....uh I don't remember
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Posted 29 October 2004 - 12:30 PM
Bexa, you're looking for Quick Mask, which is Ctrl+Q.
You could also Magic wand the part of the water, then Edit > Copy, Layer > New Layer, Edit > Paste.
Then do the quick mask, saturation (CTRL+U), or the paint bucket. You could also create a layer underneath that which is yellow, and use the drop tool (I think that's it) one where the toliet is to make semi-transparent.
You could also Magic wand the part of the water, then Edit > Copy, Layer > New Layer, Edit > Paste.
Then do the quick mask, saturation (CTRL+U), or the paint bucket. You could also create a layer underneath that which is yellow, and use the drop tool (I think that's it) one where the toliet is to make semi-transparent.
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Posted 29 October 2004 - 12:48 PM
Zenchi, on Oct 29 2004, 01:30 PM, said:
Bexa, you're looking for Quick Mask, which is Ctrl+Q.
You could also Magic wand the part of the water, then Edit > Copy, Layer > New Layer, Edit > Paste.
Then do the quick mask, saturation (CTRL+U), or the paint bucket. You could also create a layer underneath that which is yellow, and use the drop tool (I think that's it) one where the toliet is to make semi-transparent.
You could also Magic wand the part of the water, then Edit > Copy, Layer > New Layer, Edit > Paste.
Then do the quick mask, saturation (CTRL+U), or the paint bucket. You could also create a layer underneath that which is yellow, and use the drop tool (I think that's it) one where the toliet is to make semi-transparent.
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