Random Recolourer?

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Does a program that does a Photoshop like "replace colour" with every
group of colours in a picture, randomly?

For example, a picture with lots of blues and greens might, at the
click of a button, have lots of reds and yellows. Such an automated
proccess is unlikely to be perfect, but it would still be good for
visual brainstorming.
 
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Does a program that does a Photoshop like "replace colour" with every
group of colours in a picture, randomly?

For example, a picture with lots of blues and greens might, at the
click of a button, have lots of reds and yellows. Such an automated
proccess is unlikely to be perfect, but it would still be good for
visual brainstorming.
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Something like the "Swap Color" chooser in IrfanView or the
"Swap" chooser in XnView ?

RGB -> RBG
RGB -> BGR
and so on



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matt cook said:
Does a program that does a Photoshop like "replace colour" with every
group of colours in a picture, randomly?

For example, a picture with lots of blues and greens might, at the
click of a button, have lots of reds and yellows. Such an automated
proccess is unlikely to be perfect, but it would still be good for
visual brainstorming.
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You could take a look at photofiltre (http://www.photofilte.com)

It can do

Sinlge color replacement (one tint)
RGB channel swap
Color range replacement
Hue variation



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matt cook said:
Does a program that does a Photoshop like "replace colour" with every
group of colours in a picture, randomly?

For example, a picture with lots of blues and greens might, at the
click of a button, have lots of reds and yellows. Such an automated
proccess is unlikely to be perfect, but it would still be good for
visual brainstorming.
Click to expand...

Babya Photo Workshop has a color wand tool that may be useful and a min-lab
application that has color correction tools:

http://home.ripway.com/2004-7/141767/InstallBabyaPhotoWorkshop6.5.exe
 
CoMa said:
Something like the "Swap Color" chooser in IrfanView or the
"Swap" chooser in XnView ?
Click to expand...

Yeah :-) Thanks for pointing me in those directions. They do what I'm
looking for, if only in a limited (and easy to code) way.

Considering these functions, the ideal program for this purpose would
be able to generate an infinite number of three-value colour systems
to use. Users could either cycle through them, or change them at
random.

I guess something could be done with Photoshop scripting...
 
(e-mail address removed) (matt cook) wrote in @posting.google.com:
Yeah :-) Thanks for pointing me in those directions. They do what I'm
looking for, if only in a limited (and easy to code) way.

Considering these functions, the ideal program for this purpose would
be able to generate an infinite number of three-value colour systems
to use. Users could either cycle through them, or change them at
random.

I guess something could be done with Photoshop scripting...
Click to expand...

Harry's Filters v 3 will randomize, or even animate, the color sliders.
Works with IrfanView or XNview.
The buttons to push are "Jump" and "Play"
http://www.thepluginsite.com/products/harrysfilters/index.htm
 
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