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OK, I’ve got an old photo that I am coloring. So far, I used two layers – one for the skin and one for the lips. The layers are set to Normal Blending Mode. (this is my first attempt to use the blending modes). I chose a color for the skin and one for the lips that I knew were too ‘dark.’ Then I adjusted the opacity to get the color I actually wanted to end up with. However, then I learned about the Color Blending Mode and want to use it instead of the Normal mode. My problem is: How do I now pick the color I want to end up with using the Color Blending Mode? My original choices were perfect after I adjusted the opacity of the Normal mode and I’d like to end up with those same colors. Thanks…….
PS: For those who don’t know me, I am 62 years old and have an illness (pain) in my head for which the doctors, so far, have not found the source. My reason for stating this is that the pain makes it very difficult to focus my thoughts. So, for you who think I don’t want to experiment on my own, please forgive me. There is nothing I’d rather do – but appreciate all the help you folks have given me. Sometimes it takes me a long time to reply to your posts – I’m sorry but I’m doing the best that I can.
Bob
PS: For those who don’t know me, I am 62 years old and have an illness (pain) in my head for which the doctors, so far, have not found the source. My reason for stating this is that the pain makes it very difficult to focus my thoughts. So, for you who think I don’t want to experiment on my own, please forgive me. There is nothing I’d rather do – but appreciate all the help you folks have given me. Sometimes it takes me a long time to reply to your posts – I’m sorry but I’m doing the best that I can.
Bob
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