CHANGE THE COLOR OF AN IMAGE TO ANY RGB OR CMYK COLOR IN PHOTOSHOP

Status: Closed
Prize: $25
Entries Received: 35
Winner: morshedulkabir

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Contest Brief

Hello!

I have an image of some red rubber stamps and I need to be able to change the color of these stamps, as needed, from red to ANY specific RBG or CMYK color (meaning, if I want to change the color from red to blue or green or pink or orange or yellow or purple, then I need to be able to choose that EXACT color as the darkest/strongest/most dominant color in the stamp). I don't want a solid color - I need to be able to keep the stamp effect and gradient look of the stamp. After changing the color, I need it to still look exactly like a rubber stamp.

I have tried every method I know of in Photoshop, and I've watched every tutorial on youtube about color changes in Photoshop, and none of them give me the ability to change the color to ANY/EVERY specific RBG or CMYK color I want. Most methods use hue/saturation, which won't work as it won't allow me to choose ANY/EVERY RGB or CMYK color.

For those options that do allow me select a specific color, it works for some colors but not all colors. For example:

IMAGE > ADJUSTMENTS > REPLACE COLOR: this works for some colors, but not all colors. For example, if I try to change the color from red to yellow (CMYK 0, 0, 100, 0) the results look awful.

COLOR REPLACEMENT TOOL: same issue - it works for some colors, but not all colors. Some colors look awful (for example, CMYK 0, 0, 100, 0).

It is fine if the color change is destructive to the image, if necessary, as long as it works 100% of the time and the result looks great.

So that I can see your results, please change one of each of the hearts to these four colors:

GREEN = 100, 0, 100, 0
YELLOW = 0, 0, 100, 0
BLUE = 100, 100, 0, 0
ORANGE = 0, 75, 100, 0

If I choose your submission, I would need written instructions on how I can do this myself. I use Photoshop CC and work on a MacBook Pro.

Thanks for your help.

Please let me know if you have any questions.