Photoshop

[killa]

Im using photo shop, is there a way i can make a skin tone replicate on something i pasted in.
I've brought in an arm but it is darker, i dont want to loose the imagine obviously.

Thanks
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[LewisD]

If you select the layer with the arm on it..

then go to "Image > Adjustments > Brightness/contrast"
Then tinker about with the sliders, that ought to do it.

But if you need that little extra something to it.. like more of an orange hue for example..

go to "Image > adjustments > Color balance"

And/or "Image > adjustments > Hue/saturation" and play about with them.

Hope that helps?

[Misc]

use the 'Eyedropper tool' click it on the colour you want 7 then the colour should apear in the box.
https://img291.imageshack.us/img291/4244/untitled1bd9.jpg

[LewisD]

But he said the arm was darker.. Skin tones can be acheived through playing with the stuff i mentioned..

Eyedropping the colour would be more of a bother as he'd have to color and shade the arm by hand. And applying the eyedropped colour at a reduced opacity would only work if the skin on the arm he pasted on were lighter than the rest.

[killa]

Shit sorry guys.....im using paint shop pro.



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[LewisD]

Eep.. won't be able to help then i'm afraid fella.. never used Paintshop.

The same advice should apply though.. tinker about with the brightness and the contrast.