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  1. I can use the RGB value but some fabrics have a texture which i need to transfer over. There are web site retailing curtains etc that have an identical room shot with different colour curtains or blinds, the only difference is the fabric colour/texture so there must be way of doing this in photoshop as the cost involved to take individual shots will be huge, something i am trying to avoid. Thanks for the advice Teodora.
  2. Thanks for the links Teodora, i allready have the colour scans supplied by the fabric manufacture to use as the new colours, i was looking for a way to bring each scan onto the base image. Is there a simple way to do this?
  3. Hi Not sure of the correct terminology to use but here goes. What i am trying to achieve is have one image of a set of curtains at a window which i will call the base image for now, then apply different colours to the curtains only on the base image but keep the fabric folds and tie backs showing, this way i will have multiple images of the same room scene with different colour curtains. I have a web site selling curtains so rather than take a separate image of every colour of curtains i sell i would rather use the colour swatches i have then add to the base image. I have tried to do this but i loose the fold and tie back detail plus the end image looks false. Any help is greatly appreciated either a guide or link to a how to do it page.

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