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I have two images of the same scene, one digital one scanned film. The digital has the most accurate color of a particular place, and I want to generate the same color in the film version. I tried Color match and it was ghastly! So what I did was obtain an average RGB at a place of interest, write down the numbers and proceed, in curves to duplicate the numbers at a similar place. FYI, the scene is a house in the middle ground, in a set of evergreens and deciduous trees, nice sky in the background, and a dry field of grass golden in color. it’s the gold I want to reproduce. it came out to muddy in the transparency, most likely because the field was in shadow for that exposure. So, what I would like to do is select the field and change the RGB or Lab numbers to correspond to those from the reference image. Is there a way to pick a spot, plug in the numbers and have PS do it’s adjustments proportionally across the selected area? In other words, use numbers instead of sliders or the mouse to set the color.
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