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I’ve scanned a very old black & white photograph and edited it. I’ve converted it from grayscale to RGB. (Although I still have the grayscale version).
It’s photograph of a young girl in a summer dress. I’d like to add a light color just to the dress.,,,nothing else.
Somewhere – here, I think, – read about a setting that allows you to paint a color over the dress so that the pattern and folds of the dress show through the color.
I thought the setting was "overlay" with a low opacity and/or flow setting. But, when I do this, the first brushstroke is fine, but subsequent strokes build up the color where the strokes overlap.
I tried creating a path and filling the path, but the color is darker in shaded areas.
How can I paint over an area with a uniform color allowing what’s under the color to show?
It’s photograph of a young girl in a summer dress. I’d like to add a light color just to the dress.,,,nothing else.
Somewhere – here, I think, – read about a setting that allows you to paint a color over the dress so that the pattern and folds of the dress show through the color.
I thought the setting was "overlay" with a low opacity and/or flow setting. But, when I do this, the first brushstroke is fine, but subsequent strokes build up the color where the strokes overlap.
I tried creating a path and filling the path, but the color is darker in shaded areas.
How can I paint over an area with a uniform color allowing what’s under the color to show?
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