Now open your Silver Paper
up in Paint Shop Pro. Go up to Colors
and click on Colorize
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After you click on colorize
you'll get a box up. At the top is a
copy of your image and then to the right side
what it will look like after you color it.
Below that are two boxes one says hue and the
other saturation. If you set both to
zero (0) you'll get a grey scale image; which
for this image won't make much of a difference
but something to keep in mind for the future
for more advanced coloring.
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So now you have these
boxes. The Hue changes the color and the
Saturation changes how intense the color is.
So lets plug in some numbers. Lets try
255 for the Hue and 160 for Saturation.
Now your silver paper is more of a rose.
Click ok and you'll see for yourself.
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Now you can use this with
any image. Below is a view of one frame
I have that I adjusted the hue and saturation.
You can see now it's a blue frame instead of
wood and red.
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Now remember to play around
and have some fun with it. You
can always undo something :) |
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