This is my blue color image ,like this i want red color ,how to change red color image to glowing effect.,I Want image with glowing effect,can anybody help me how to do it.
This is image url ,for this image i need some glowing effect (image in gif format),how can i do it.
This is my image.
Your help will be appreciated
What you are really needing to do is create an animated GIF. If you have Photoshop, you can do this via these methods:
Method 1 - use existing blue graphic
Open blue CS3ZS.gif image in Photoshop
In the Layers panel, add an Adjustment layer above all other layers (select top layer, then in Adjustments panel select Hue icon)
Change the Hue to +160 (or whatever you like)
File > Save for web > select GIF
Method 2 - add glow animation to your red graphic
Open red TDnmm.jpg image in Photoshop
Layers panel > right-click Background layer > Layer from background
Select black background on stage and delete it - this will give you a transparent background
Then create another layer with the new "glow" effect
In the Timeline window use the frame-base animation mode
Create one frame with the glow layer visible and one frame with it hidden and a third frame with the glow visible again
Now select the first two frames and from the animation options panel, select "tween frames" and use 3 frames. Do the same for frames 2 & 3.
Select animation duration as Forever
Save for Web as a GIF
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Hi guys I am new to photoshop I have spirit image here which has multiple images in same images for example I have cart image here alongside of phone call image. I just want to change the color of cart to red.. I have photoshop and went through tutorials but hue/saturation doesn't help enter image description here
can someone help me or provide me steps how to change color.
Your screenshot seems to show that your sprite image is a transparent PNG, so you can click the Lock Transparent Pixels button on the Layers panel on the right. Then you can pick the color red you want in the Color Picker and use the Brush tool to paint only the cart.
You can select just one image, or a specific part of a larger image, by using the 'magic wand' tool.
Click this icon, or the icon most similar to it in Photoshop:
Magic Wand Tool
Then select your shopping cart by clicking on a portion of it which is colored, then you'll be able to change the color with the paint bucket tool, or by using the menu at the top of the screen.
You'd click 'Edit' then 'Fill' to fill your selection with the color chosen in your color picker currently.
For changing a color you have to go to right footer and there you'll see fx (Add a layer style) -> Color Overlay.
From there you can change the color of your cart
For reference I am attaching the images.
Fx Menu
Color Overlay
I was browsing the home page of canva.com
I was surprised by the UI effect of hover blur effect on the home screen. How can we develop such a feature on our website. Is it using CSS3 or some other javascript plugin libraries.
Thanks
They use a blurred background image, a canvas and an unblurred version of the image. Moving the mouse 'draws' (a portion of) the sharp image onto an otherwise transparent canvas. This makes it look like some kind of magic, when in reality it's just selectively copying a src image onto a canvas. I imagine a second, off-screen canvas is used to allow the 'drawn' lines to have their opacity faded. This canvas is then used to blend the copied image with the blurred image. Look into "canvas blending modes"
I am trying to add an image to a column on a TDbgrid that takes transparency into account. When drawing the image from a TImageList on the canvas in the DBGridDrawColumnCell procedure, I need the background of the image (the same color as the pixel in the lower left corner) to take on transparency. I want this transparency area to show the highlight color or non-highlight color, especially when themes are used, such as Aero. I have been able to accomplish this in older versions of Windows with color values of clHighlight or clWindow as the background color. But with Aero themes, it always paints a box behind the non-transparent part of the image instead of the gradient blue highlight color that Aero uses. How can I accomplish this?
I believe I am supposed to use alpha channel but I'm not sure how to do this from a TImageList to a canvas. I believe the cell is painted completely with the actual highlight color before I start drawing on the canvas in the cell. I just want to draw the non-transparency part of the image and leave the background.
I was able to finally determine how to display images on a dbgrid with transparency even if themes, such as Aero is used.
I used a regular TImageList and loaded the images that I needed to display on the dbgrid. In my case there were two and they were in icon (ico) format. Instead of transferring the image to a bitmap and then drawing it to the dbgrid canvas as most old code recommends, I simply used the following simple code in the DBGridDrawColumnCell procedure:
if DataCol=0 then
begin
if (MApptsConflict.Value='<none>') then
ImageIndex := 0
else
ImageIndex := 1;
ImageList.Draw(TDBGrid(Sender).Canvas,Rect.Left+2,Rect.Top+2,ImageIndex,True);
end;
This will draw directly to the dbgrid canvas from the TImageList which will give the desired transparency.
UPDATE: I tried it with bmp's loaded in the Timagelist and it worked too.
I have a white png image, which is a part of a n icon.
I would like to change it's colour to get a coloured icon.
I know it is possible with hue/saturation setting, but don't know how to achieve a specific colour output.
I am using Axialis Icon Workshop (I have Photoshop CS5 also). The colourize option along with Hue, Saturation and Brightness adjustments will assist getting any colour output. But I specifically want colour #3366CC.
Is there a solution to convert my white png image to #3366CC coloured image?
This can be easily achieved if you go to the layers panel in Photoshop and select your icon layer. If the icon has a transparent background then select the fx button from the bottom of the layers panel and select color overlay or go to the menu at the top of the Photoshop screen and select Layer > Layer Style > Color Overlay. From the options box select the color box and put in 3366cc instead of the ffffff you have.
This should give you a coloured icon as desired. If this doesn't work let me know and I'll try to help.
You can go to layer style and choose color overlay, but that wont give you the color as you exactly want it, you can go a step further and hold the control key and click on the shape or the image you want to change the color, the shape will be selected, make a new layer on top of the shape or image that you want to change the color then fill in the color with the color that you choose in the layer property and set the mode to overlay, reduce the opacity to 50%. done
I'm trying to create a "corona" effect (like the sun's corona) in an image using GIMP, but I'm having trouble editing only the alpha channel of the image.
I want the RGB to be pure white (255, 255, 255) and the alpha layer to have a brush effect applied to it. I know how to use the brush, but no matter what combination of masks or layer visibility / channel visibility settings I try, it will never edit ONLY the alpha channel, leaving the rest undisturbed.
How can I edit only the alpha channel of an image in GIMP?
To edit the alpha channel, add a layer mask and apply the brush effect to the layer mask.
Under the Layers tab, right click the layer to edit and choose Add Layer Mask. A dialog box will ask you how you want the layer mask to be initialized. Presuming you'll start with a visible image and brush away the part you want transparent, the best choice is White (Full Opacity). Click Add.
Under the Layers tab, you should now see the white thumbnail of the layer mask, next to the thumbmail of the layer image. Click on the thumbnail to edit the layer mask. Choose your brush effect and the color black, and apply your brush effect.
If you switch to the Channels tab, you will see in real time how the alpha channel changes as you paint on the layer mask.
If you prefer to start with a transparent image and brush on the part you want visible, just start with a layer mask which is Black (Full Transparency) and apply your brush effect to the layer mask with the color white.
You can always switch back and forth between black and white paint to add or remove transparency on the layer mask.
When you want to return to editing the layer image instead of the layer mask, go back to the Layers tab and click on the thumbnail of the layer image.
Just a simple solution only if you want to change the transparency of the layer.
Choose eraser tool. There is an option to change the opacity of the eraser under tool options. Just adjust it to your requirement(say 75). Now apply the eraser.
Just another method I found using a buggy appimage (eraser and masks not usable):
If you open the channels and deactivate the RGB channels, you can make hard selections on the image and use the fill tool, editing the opacity for gray-values.
Just double click on the layer you want to change the transparency and change the opacity