OtherFarm
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Like all effects: For some wishes, it's ideal, for some others, it's not.
Your output could have been (slightly) better if you've chosen a darker output color.
But I admit, your example, the large color span to replace (from almost white to a darkgreen), doesn't seem to be the ideal challenge for this effect :wink:
On the other hand, this effect goes further/faster than lots of other color replacing effects I've seen so far. Like I said, it depends on what/how you use it, I guess.
It can also be used to remove parts of an image, (un)like 'magic wand' + 'delete'.
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This effect enables you to remove/change a color (with a tolerance)
* choose a color you want to remove/change
* set a tolerance for this color (0= use this exact color till 100 = all colors)
* select the replacing color (transparent/primary/secondary/choose one)
* keep color distance or work with a single color
* apply transparency if wanted
download :: OtherFarmColorReplacer .dll | src (version 1.1 :: 7 december 2008)
Paint.NET :: Effects >> Color >> Color Replacer
publishing history:
version 1.0 - 7 dec 2008
version 1.1 - 7 dec 2008
- corrected transparency (from 0-100 to 0-255)
- added color distance functionality
next version
- 3 additional tolerance sliders for the color to change (one per RGB channel)
- remove 'use transparency' checkbox (transparency slider is sufficient)OtherFarm::Paint.NET
OtherFarmColorReplacer :: Color Replacer Effect
in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!
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You can easily change only the backgroundcolor or only the textcolor of images containing text (newspaper, code snippets,...).
I used to:
- apply a filter (hue,...) on the image, but this changed the backgroundcolor and the textcolor
- or 'tried' to select the text with magical wand, change a color, having problems with color transitions from text to background.
Now:
1: choose your primary color (e.g. background color newspaper) and open the effect
2: with 'make transparent', adjust your color to replace (color & tolerance slider). You can now see how far the effect will take place (= super-magical wand).
3: check 'keep color distance', select 'other color', choose your color and finetune (2&3)
tip: changing the lightness/darkness of (in/output) colors in combination with changing the tolerance can do wonders