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A question to all you artists out there
Is there a thing where you can just replace a color in a pic with another one? Like, "replace all grays with blues" or something like that. Or can I use the dropper tool to get the color then use that command? I use photoshop do I hope there's a thing that does that there. But if there's another program that can do that I'm open to it. Thank you! 
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Find the image you want to alter and right-click on it. Choose: "Open with > Adobe Photoshop." This can also be accomplished by first opening Photoshop, choosing: "File > Open" and navigating to the image.
Make sure the Image is in RGB Color mode by using the command: "Image > Mode > RGB Color."
Create a new layer over the layer you wish to alter and fill this layer with the desired color for the lines.
Find the pulldown: Layers Palette Blending and select: "Lighten > Screen > Linear Dodge." The image should take on the color previously selected.
Once you have achieved what you were looking for by using one layer or multiple layers if multiple colors were needed, flatten the image under: "Layer > Flatten Image" and then save.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6391009_chan...photoshop.html
Or you can just do what the people above said. My software has a button that does all the work, so I don't know much.
Make sure the Image is in RGB Color mode by using the command: "Image > Mode > RGB Color."
Create a new layer over the layer you wish to alter and fill this layer with the desired color for the lines.
Find the pulldown: Layers Palette Blending and select: "Lighten > Screen > Linear Dodge." The image should take on the color previously selected.
Once you have achieved what you were looking for by using one layer or multiple layers if multiple colors were needed, flatten the image under: "Layer > Flatten Image" and then save.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6391009_chan...photoshop.html
Or you can just do what the people above said. My software has a button that does all the work, so I don't know much.
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Originally Posted by dank
you could do color to alpha and then make a background in the color you want to replace it with, might be an easier way to do this though
Originally Posted by Caveisier
Image/Adjustments/Replace Color...
This one?
Originally Posted by FruitCandy
Find the image you want to alter and right-click on it. Choose: "Open with > Adobe Photoshop." This can also be accomplished by first opening Photoshop, choosing: "File > Open" and navigating to the image.
Make sure the Image is in RGB Color mode by using the command: "Image > Mode > RGB Color."
Create a new layer over the layer you wish to alter and fill this layer with the desired color for the lines.
Find the pulldown: Layers Palette Blending and select: "Lighten > Screen > Linear Dodge." The image should take on the color previously selected.
Once you have achieved what you were looking for by using one layer or multiple layers if multiple colors were needed, flatten the image under: "Layer > Flatten Image" and then save.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6391009_chan...photoshop.html
Or you can just do what the people above said. My software has a button that does all the work, so I don't know much.
Thank you everyone! I'll try all of these out.
@FruitCandy: What software do you use?
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without changing the saturation or value.