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I used the color replacement brush in Photoshop Elements 2022 - easy enough for the bulk of the image, but a little tricky around the top and in the darkest parts of the stairs and rim. I did the initial replacement on a duplicate layer, added a layer mask, zoomed way in, and then cleaned up any "mess" in the sky. Then I merged that and zoomed way in again (probably 200%, at least 100%) so I could look for places where the color change hadn't taken or hadn't taken well and re-did it in those areas.
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Congrats and well done on the "colour change". Which method did you use? I find my colours often go "muddy" when I change them, so I am keen to learn :-).
I'll update description to address that, Gaby kasaba
Congrats and well done on the "colour change". Which method did you use? I find my colours often go "muddy" when I change them, so I am keen to learn :-).
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