Nem W Schlecht wrote:
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> >that is black. How can I easily change the color of this text once it's
> >been committed to the layer?
>
> Create a layer on top of your text, fill it with whatever color you want,
> and change the layer to an "Add" layer. De-visualize (click on the "Eye")
> your ba
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-11-29 at 2310.49 -0500):
> >I have a simple image. Layer 1 is a background, layer 2 is some text
> >that is black. How can I easily change the color of this text once it's
> >been committed to the layer?
> I prefer using the Curves dialogue. This way you get to keep your
an other solution
.right click on the text layer in layers dialog and choose alpha to
selection(i suppose this layer is totally transparent, except the text that
is antialiased with semi-transparent pixels)
.goto image, right click select/save to channel
.goto layers dialog to create a new transpa
>I have a simple image. Layer 1 is a background, layer 2 is some text
>that is black. How can I easily change the color of this text once it's
>been committed to the layer?
I prefer using the Curves dialogue. This way you get to keep your
antialiasing, and you don't need to worry about masks a
Bolt Thrower e-mailed me on Wed Nov 29 21:58:37 2000
(Re: "change text color")
>I have a simple image. Layer 1 is a background, layer 2 is some text
>that is black. How can I easily change the color of this text once it's
>been committed to the layer?
Create a layer o
