Change hue to gradient without losing shading
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Published date : 11 days ago
Updated date : 4 days ago
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11 days agoSelect all but green, go to edit, color correction, hue or gradient map. In your case hue alone will do the job.
If you want multicolored petals, you can also create layer on top, set to color mode and airbrush any color. The color vibrance will depend on base luminosity. You can correct it using levels or contrast.- English
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10 days agoHmm, that's not really doing what I want. That's making the darker areas of the petals be one end of the gradient and the lighter parts of the petal be the other end of the gradient. I want to have it so the gradient starts at one end of the petal and ends at the other end without removing the shading on the petals.
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10 days agoThen use other methods mentioned, not gradient map. You can just create new layer and play with layer modes and colors. You will have to color if you want a gradient on those. Have you tried color mode? Various light modes? Overlay mode?
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