I've got a logo in jpg format. Right now it's black on white. I'd like to change the white background to the color of my web page (grey) and then take the black "logo" and change it to white.
I've tried this using the fill function and it doesn't look very good.
I'd like it to look like I had the layered file and just "filled" the logo part with white.
I have a PSD file that has a logo in white against a black background. I know how to change the black background to another color but I do not know how to change the white logo to another color and maintain the existing fade effect. The outer edges of the white logo fade into the black background.
If I was to change the black background to a green background (#808A53) then I would like to know how to make the white logo fade into the then green background.
Ultimately I would like to make the white logo a red color (#7d110c) that fades into a green background (#808A53) but I do not know how to do this as I am a novice with Photoshop.
The PSD file I referred to is hosted here
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