Babaso

Great idea! Thanks very much for your help!

I understand now why the difference, thanks for the explanation. I gave it another go but it was not coming out very good. What I ended up doing was changing the two yellow pixels on the right hand side of the image to the lighter green that is on the left side. I then zoomed out back to 100% and it looked fine. You can't see the really light shades of yellow around the white unless you sit there and study the button, which I don't think anyone is going to do. Below is what it looks like at 100% zoom. The OCD part of me would love to get it all green, but I just don't think it's worth the time right now. If you can suggest another way to do it without going color hunting for lighter shades, I'm all ears. Thanks again for all of your help!!! I REALLY appreciate it!

Actually, I just tried it with another button that goes from yellow to transparent and it worked perfectly. Again at 20% tolerance. Not sure why the search button is giving problems. Any ideas? Thanks again for your help thus far, I really appreciate it!!!!!

Hi EER, So I got a chance to try out what you recommended. It almost worked 100%. It did not change the gradients as you anticipated it might not. I messed with the tolerance but anything above 21% and it would change the green to another shade. Anything lower than 20% (19% and lower) and it would convert less of the yellow. The HEX color I am trying to convert to is 98C224 (RGB: 152, 194, 42 or HSV: 76, 78, 76). The yellow in the image is F6D40E (RGB: 246, 212, 14 or HSV: 51, 94, 96). Below is a zoomed in image (1200%) comparing the original with the result after using the recolor tool at 21% tolerance. You can see that there are still some yellow pixels floating around. And I just noticed that in this image, the yellow fades to white, not to transparent. I got confused with another button. sorry about that.

Hi EER, Thanks for the welcome and the tip! I don't have time to try this right now, but I will give it a shot in a little bit. Thanks again! Babaso.

Hi Everyone, I am not a graphic designer by any stretch of the imagination, but I need to modify a very simple image and I am stuck right now. I need to change the color from a yellow to a green. The image has some slight gradients in it where it goes from yellow to transparent. I have the HEX code of the green that I need. The only way I have been able to figure out how to change the color in PDN is using the Hue / Saturation under the adjustments menu. However, it is proving impossible to get the exact color that I need. Is there any way to change the color of the image by specifying the HEX value? Or even RGB? I apologize in advance if this is a simple question, but I just can't seem to figure it out. Any help or guidance will be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!