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[SPEEDKILLZ]

Hello, can someone help or tell me how i would change the blue on my logo to #3F9889 i tried to pencil it in using PS but not very good. Thank you

[BBNZowner]

Have you tried a gradient map or colour overlay (then adjust the layer style and opacity etc)? Usually I can change my colour of my logo with those methods for special occasions and it takes it well.

[K4GAP]

Originally Posted by SPEEDKILLZ

Hello, can someone help or tell me how i would change the blue on my logo to #3F9889 i tried to pencil it in using PS but not very good. Thank you

Since it's on a xenforo style why not ask someone there?

[SPEEDKILLZ]

Originally Posted by BBNZowner

Have you tried a gradient map or colour overlay (then adjust the layer style and opacity etc)? Usually I can change my colour of my logo with those methods for special occasions and it takes it well.

Thanks Buddy, But I really Know Nothing about graphics.

Originally Posted by K4GAP

Since it's on a xenforo style why not ask someone there?

Hmmm I Didn't Realize It Was A Software Question. Besides I Have More VB Sites Then Xf, And more Knowledgeable Ppl Here.

Please Don't Reply If You Don't Know The Answer. Just Hit The Back Arrow And More To The Next Thread.

Thank You

[CAG CheechDogg]

How about this my Man ...

[SPEEDKILLZ]

Originally Posted by CAG CheechDogg

How about this my Man ...

looks Great Thank You for Taking Time To Help Me Buddy. It is Sure Appreciated.

[CAG CheechDogg]

No problem my Man ... glad it worked for yah!

[SPEEDKILLZ]

Originally Posted by CAG CheechDogg

No problem my Man ... glad it worked for yah!

Anyway you could do this one so i can keep the transparent background and size the same? I wasnt thinking and when i attached the last file it changed. Thank you

[CAG CheechDogg]

Yeep here you go ...

[thetechgenius]

With most flat images in photoshop, you can change the color with Hue and Saturation. In Photoshop go to "Image > Image Adjustments> Hue and Saturation". Then in the drop down box click on "Blues", then start adjusting the sliders to best match the color you want. You could also do this with an overlay and blending mode.