[thelist] Easy way to colour a "texture" segregated image

[Joshua Hmielowski]

I have never used that software. Photoshop has many ways to select 
areas within a picture.
If you can find something that will select an area based on color or 
value you can manipulate whatever is
in that selection. It is not as easy as scanning a photo and changing 
colors. Once you have selected each
value and added a color into each of them, you can flatten the entire 
image and use it however you like.

anybody know Micrographics Publisher ?

Josh

On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 04:40 PM, John C Bullas wrote:

> At 04:47 06/12/2003, you wrote
>> What type of graphics software do you have?
>
> Micrographics Publisher 7 .... ree from a magazine ;)
>
>> And can it select areas based on pixel color or shade?
>
> not sure?
>
> FB
>
>
>> On Friday, December 5, 2003, at 02:10 PM, John C Bullas wrote:
>>
>>> I am doing a presentation at a tyre technology conference in March
>>> "Designing Roads for Tyres", and I need to produce a coloured
>>> version of a 1960s B&W figure that is divided into zones of 
>>> different textures
>>> with a key to what they represent....
>>>
>>> How can I generate a coloured image ( one colour per texture) other
>>> than by printing it, crayoning in the bits and re scanning ;)
>>>
>>> The zones of texture appear to have solid edges in the TIFF image 
>>> but my
>>> graphics package appears to do "fill" over the whole of the frame not
>>> just each zone...
>>>
>>> Anyone who is a "whizz" care to show me how it is done?
>>>
>>> John
>
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