Color Replacement program..anyone??

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ANYONE KNOW of a standalone program
that can replace colors or stretches of color
in an image sequence or an image??

let say you just want to replace all the
red with a green in a photo.I'm nt talking
coloriing where images et tinted a certain color.

I mean BLUNTLY replace x color with
another one so you get flat blocks of color??

thanks.
 
arkarda said:
ANYONE KNOW of a standalone program
that can replace colors or stretches of color
in an image sequence or an image??

let say you just want to replace all the
red with a green in a photo.I'm nt talking
coloriing where images et tinted a certain color.

I mean BLUNTLY replace x color with
another one so you get flat blocks of color??

thanks.
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Are you assuming threshold for the color? After all, the image has 16.7
million plus colors!
 
arkarda said:
ANYONE KNOW of a standalone program
that can replace colors or stretches of color
in an image sequence or an image??

let say you just want to replace all the
red with a green in a photo.I'm nt talking
coloriing where images et tinted a certain color.

I mean BLUNTLY replace x color with
another one so you get flat blocks of color??

thanks.
Click to expand...

PS

Any number of programs will let you reduce 16 or 24 or 32 bit color to 8
bit. Then ask the question...what do I do with 256 colors LOL
 
arkarda said:
ANYONE KNOW of a standalone program
that can replace colors or stretches of color
in an image sequence or an image??

let say you just want to replace all the
red with a green in a photo.I'm nt talking
coloriing where images et tinted a certain color.

I mean BLUNTLY replace x color with
another one so you get flat blocks of color??
Click to expand...

I like Colour Editor - it's very easy to use. :) AFAIK it can't handle
image sequences but it works nicely on BMPs and JPGs.

Program: Colour Editor
Author: Peter Bone
Install: (n.i.)
Ware: Freeware
http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/
http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/software.html

<q>
Colour Editor can change a particular colour in a bitmap to another
colour when there are a lot of seperated regions of the colour, which
would take a long time to change by filling each one. It can also change
colours that are not exactly the same by adjusting the tollerance, which
can be used to edit colours in photos. Now includes bulk image editor.
</q>

http://atlas.walagata.com/w/peterbone/ColorEditor.zip
557 KB

The zip file contains two color editors:
Bulk_ColorEditor.exe
ColorEditor.exe

I haven't tried the bulk editor.

Susan
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Susan Bugher said:
I like Colour Editor - it's very easy to use. :) AFAIK it can't handle
image sequences but it works nicely on BMPs and JPGs.

Program: Colour Editor
Author: Peter Bone
Install: (n.i.)
Ware: Freeware
http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/
http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/software.html

<q>
Colour Editor can change a particular colour in a bitmap to another colour
when there are a lot of seperated regions of the colour, which would take
a long time to change by filling each one. It can also change colours that
are not exactly the same by adjusting the tollerance, which can be used to
edit colours in photos. Now includes bulk image editor.
</q>

http://atlas.walagata.com/w/peterbone/ColorEditor.zip
557 KB

The zip file contains two color editors:
Bulk_ColorEditor.exe
ColorEditor.exe
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This makes sense, since the threshold I mentioned is probably the
tollerance. Such changes can be made by reducing bit size as I mentioned
and adjusting the Hue controls to alter the color palette.
 
Maybe I missing something but there are a large number of programs that
have a "flood fill" option which have an icon that looks like paint
pouring out of a bucket. Some programs have an option called tolerance
that lets you adjust the degree to which similar colors are changed by
the option.
 
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