"Replace Color" feature

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    Default "Replace Color" feature

    How can I use the "eye dropper" tool to choose a "destination" color, in the Replace Color dialog?? I use it to select the "source" color, and even to add and subtract colors from the selection range; but do I really have to manually select the replacement color each time with the three sliders...??
    Erin Ohlsen Guest

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    Default Re: "Replace Color" feature

    Erin, I think that's your only choice with Replace Color. An alternative is
    to select the area of color you want to change using the Magic Wand tool,
    then add a Color fill layer and change its blending mode to color. Then
    you'll have the ability to change the color using the eyedropper tool with
    the color picker.


    Chuck Snyder Guest

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    Default Re: "Replace Color" feature

    and postcript to previous message: with a Color Fill layer, you can change
    the color again and again until you get it just the way you want it.


    Chuck Snyder Guest

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