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Photoshop - Photopaint help

GVP

New Member
Greetings all.

This is perplexing me, so can anyone help? I have a grey scale image (jpeg if it matters) which I want to make a monocolour to match the remainder of the sign design. Thus those parts in black to be 100% of the specified colour, those parts white to stay white and those parts in between to be the same % of the colour that they were of grey. Does that make sense? I'm sure there's a simple obvious way but I'm stumped... I can do this in Photoshop or Photopaint, whichever has the solution!
 

vid

New Member
In Photoshop

Image > Mode > Duotone

DUOTONE OPTIONS window will pop up. From the pull down menu select
MONOTONE.

Double click "Ink 1:"

Select "CUSTOM" and then the PMS match you want.
 
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