Hi
With IM on the way for once am not sure of the colour I want to use for powder coating legs, sides etc so wondered if anyone can recommend some free software please that I can use to change the colour of the legs in a picture of the machine from black to others so I can see what it would look like in different colours. Thinking blue, yellow or mustard yellow. Did originaly think ornage but saw on pinside and didn't quire look right to me. Don't want red as got too many and doesn't quite go with cabinet art IMO. If it was a premium not pro thaat I'm getting then yellow would be a no brainer.
I've tried with a few on line and either not been able to work out how to do the colour change or that it changes all the black colours, not just legs, sides etc (and sometime shades of others) rendering the exercise pointless as you can't see the rest of the machine now in its original colour.
Might be there's nothing out there but would expect there to be something somewhere that does the job and is relatively quick and easy to test different colours.
Cheers as ever for any help
Greg
With IM on the way for once am not sure of the colour I want to use for powder coating legs, sides etc so wondered if anyone can recommend some free software please that I can use to change the colour of the legs in a picture of the machine from black to others so I can see what it would look like in different colours. Thinking blue, yellow or mustard yellow. Did originaly think ornage but saw on pinside and didn't quire look right to me. Don't want red as got too many and doesn't quite go with cabinet art IMO. If it was a premium not pro thaat I'm getting then yellow would be a no brainer.
I've tried with a few on line and either not been able to work out how to do the colour change or that it changes all the black colours, not just legs, sides etc (and sometime shades of others) rendering the exercise pointless as you can't see the rest of the machine now in its original colour.
Might be there's nothing out there but would expect there to be something somewhere that does the job and is relatively quick and easy to test different colours.
Cheers as ever for any help
Greg