| Copying a painted image's color or other attributes
Picking up the color of an existing image
If an existing image uses a color that you want to reproduce exactly, you can use the eyedropper to copy that color.
To pick up the color of an existing image:
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Select the eyedropper in the Tools window: |
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In the image that contains the color you want, click the color to pick it up. |
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Tip: When picking up a color from a pattern, wallpaper, or gradient, it's a good idea to zoom in until you see the exact pixel you want to select. |
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Select a painting tool and paint a new image with the color you picked up. |
Applying the attributes of one image to another
You can apply all the attributes of one part of a painting to another part.
To pick up all image attributes:
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Select the area you want to change. |
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Move the selected image over the image whose attributes you want to pick up. |
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Choose Pick Up from the Transform menu. |
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If you like, move the selected image back to its original location, or to another location. |
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