Photoshop :: Reducing Colors In A Logo

Jul 2, 2008

I'm an intermediate user and I've made a logo in PS CS2 and the printer told me that it was 6 colors and that I should reduce colors because of the expense of printing (on t-shirts).

how to reduce the number of colors in my image?

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Photoshop :: Reducing Colors?

Jun 3, 2009

I've been working on some pictures that will be printed on T-shirts. The problem is that I've got alot of different color in the pictures which would result in a very expensive print. What I would want to be able to do is to reduce the colors in the pictures to only 4 specific colors (plus black and white). The colors must be very specific. for an example:  "ff2600".  To be totally clear: I need the ALL the different types of yellow into be transformed to just one type of yellow. So my question is am I able to do something like this in photoshop? 

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To be totally clear: I need the ALL the different types of yellow into be transformed to just one type of yellow.

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1. when i reduce (resample) an image, in the resample dialogue there is no easy way to just reduce by a given multiplier (e.g. 0.5) and at the same time, see what the resulting size will be.

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Nov 4, 2007

I want to reduce the colour levels in a picture to four, or limit the amount colours of an image to 4 colours.

I have many black and white images and I want to remove all but 4 scales of colour so that I have

White

Light Grey

Dark Grey

Black

The closest thing I have found is in the filter gallery bu using cut out and reducing the number of levels to 4 the problem is this tends to blurr some of the details as part of the effect whereas I want to maintain the crisp edges of my image so that it just looks flatter

I would also like to know if there is a method to do this and have it somewhat scaleable so I can decide on the range of colours in the current image that would fall into each of the new colour categories so that I can adjust itcase some details are incorporated into say the dark grey layer and they should be black ect?

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