Re: Colors
One way to swap out color is to use selectby color to select all the color you want to replace and then editfill with FG color to fill the selected area with the foreground color. Cheers! -- Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com/ "Everybody loves the GIMP!" http://www.gimp.org/
RE: Colors
Thanks! This is my first time asking a question herethe response time is amazing! -Original Message- From: Carol Spears [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 3:21 PM To: Estevez Cherie J DLVA; Gimp User List Subject: Re: Colors On the tool box "filterscolorscolortoalph" click on the color square and set it for your purple. Once you have changed the purple to alpha, I would drop a black layer under the original layer and there you have it. Purple to black. This will only work with one shade of purple, however. Estevez Cherie J DLVA wrote: How do I change one color to another on an image? I have an image where I want to change all the purple to black.. Thanks.Cherie
Re: Colors
How do I change one color to another on an image? I have an image where I want to change all the purple to black.. Thanks.Cherie There are several tricks you can use. First, try select-by color. (Right click on the image, use the select menu and pick by-color). You can then click on a patch of purple and it will select *all* the same color throughout the image. You can use the Fuzziness Threshhold to decide just how close the selected colors should be to the exact one you picked. Alternatively, if you don't want to select *all* the purple in the original image, you can try the magic wand to get only the purplish pixels in a contiguous area. Or, you can play with Image-Colors-Colormap Rotation. Hope this helps, --Jeff
