...hope youre all right and everything goes well at your site:
today - i ve got a topic that is concearned not directly to linux but to GIMP or - hmm Krita or inkscape.. (probably)
well i ve got a topic : "how to recolor an certain thing on with some of the above mentionend packages?" - or - if that does not work - with GIMP itself!?
well i guess that i could do some minor changes to the color of an image in - is this Right?
well on my notebook i run MX (and i am glad to do so)- and i am very fine with that: i have to admit : i am loving it!
That said: - hmm i guess that we have multiple Options here to do that: we could make use of (some) various tools and techniques, including the so called "Colorize" filter, or besides that the so called "Color Exchange" filter!?
Or if that all does not function - we are able to even make use of the so called "Fuzzy Select" tool in combination with other tools for more targeted changes.
Hmmm - these tools allow uns to adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of specific colors or areas within the image.
Well i think thats the best thing to write down some of the according methods and techniques a breakdown of common methods - that way i can learn these things. Please have a closer look at the writing - and if some thing does not fit
very well here - just inform me - so that i can correct the stuff - add more and better things and keep on with good and learned stuff here:
here some ideas that i think, they should work:.
1. Colorize Filter:
"Selection:" First, we ought to select the area of the image we want to recolor using tools like the Fuzzy Select (Color Select) tool or the Free Select ( sometimes its called the "funny" Lasso) tool.
"Colorize:" now we need to have to go to Colors > Colorize: This step is important and it opens a dialog box where we can adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness to achieve the desired color we wanna have here.
2. Color Exchange Filter:
afaik we can use the so called "Select Source Color" Option too: Therefore we may use the Color Exchange filter by going the way down in the menu (Filters > Enhance > Color Exchange) to specify the certain color we want to replace.
....and - very important - afterwards - we could use the so called "Select Target Color"-method: with that we can choose the new color we want to use as a replacement. After all we can use the "Adjust Range" and do a "Fine-tune" of the color range using the "From" and "To" sliders to ensure the filter only affects the intended colors.
by the way: see the image - i want to change the background:
see the image: https://imgur.com/a/HZsKXTA
which method would you apply here !?
and sorry once again - i wrote it down since this method is helpful for me: Only in the act of writing for me thoughts take shape, connections become apparent, and previously unimagined insights emerge. This is how knowledge is generated through writing.
look forward to hear from you
yours p1e
