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Hi,

Try to replace a color in a selected area of an image. This is what I do: Select area > Pick color with color picker > flood fill selected area with color.

Unfortunately it doesn't give the proper result. What is the best way to do this in AP?

Regards & Thanks,

David

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Pick color > apply color > use color? 

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Don't understand what you mean! The problem I have is that the color I try to replace comes from a part that has some artifacts. What I try to achieve is select the whole area and fill it with one solid color to cover all artifacts. 

Posted

Hi,

While your image is still selected, create a new pixel layer above the selected image and fill that with colour instead, it should fill the selected area with the sampled colour onto the new layer.

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2 hours ago, All Media Lab said:

What I try to achieve is select the whole area and fill it with one solid color to cover all artifacts. 

He would always want to formulate and clarify the question well. From "Unfortunately, it does not give the proper result", it really can not be understood.

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1 hour ago, All Media Lab said:

Thanks! That did the trick!

David

Hi David, no problem, glad you was able to achieve the effect you wanted :)

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