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How to Steal Color from Other Images in Photoshop

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learn how to use blend modes and a little bit of creativity to steal color from images to add to your photos JohnE: I recall reading that you could use one photo to create a pallet and then use ONLY colors from that pallet in the second photo. Sort of like creating a lookup table that includes only the colors from the first photo. Is this possible? Thanks
Date: 2022-07-19

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Comments and reviews: 5

suruha2306
This is cool! I thought this was going to be a tut on 'Match Color'. This way is nice!
Match Color does a decent job, usually, in using the colors from one image to enhance another.
Thank you!
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hamid
Hey bro hope are you fine. I just wanted to say I watch your every single video they all awesome but with your smiling expressions. In this video I missed your smile. Stay blessed
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cherrybomb7455
You are SOOOOOO friggin amazing man. Thanks so much. I've learned SO much from you. And I love listening to how happy and silly you are! Please keep them up.
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antsice
Hello! is there a way to recreate the tone of a picture to your own? Like working backwards to see exactly how they did it?
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MicroX
Hey PiXimperfect can show us how we can make nice logo for any designer
so please help us to do this.
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