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Hello, I hope you can help me.
I’ve searched around, but can’t find any advice on this. Maybe what I want to do is unusual — or obvious to everyone but me. I have 10-12 photographs of flying birds that I’m printing for a gallery installation. Because the photos are taken on different days/with different film/cameras (then the film was scanned), the sky colors range from true sky blue to shades of lavender. I need them to all be the same sky blue. Any shift from monitor to paper is okay (I’m set up to deal w/that). I’m having special frames made the exact blue of the sky, so I need to be consistent.
My idea is to write down the designation of the blue that I want to use from the color-picker and then bring the other images to that blue — and deal with any cast in the birds the best I can. How can I shift to a particular color (without endless trial and error)? I know there’s a way. There’s always a way with PS. You ideas and advice are most appreciated.
Miranda Maher
I’ve searched around, but can’t find any advice on this. Maybe what I want to do is unusual — or obvious to everyone but me. I have 10-12 photographs of flying birds that I’m printing for a gallery installation. Because the photos are taken on different days/with different film/cameras (then the film was scanned), the sky colors range from true sky blue to shades of lavender. I need them to all be the same sky blue. Any shift from monitor to paper is okay (I’m set up to deal w/that). I’m having special frames made the exact blue of the sky, so I need to be consistent.
My idea is to write down the designation of the blue that I want to use from the color-picker and then bring the other images to that blue — and deal with any cast in the birds the best I can. How can I shift to a particular color (without endless trial and error)? I know there’s a way. There’s always a way with PS. You ideas and advice are most appreciated.
Miranda Maher
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