There are a few different options.

From the drop down menus at the top try:

1. Image>adjustments>color balance . Then just slide the color sliders to desired color.

2. Image>adjustments>curves. Chose a color (red) from the "Channel" drop down box within the Curves dialog box. You can then drag a point on the curve to make the image more or less red.

3. Image>adjustments>levels. Similar to the curves option above, after you chose the red channel, you drag the slider left or right to change color

4. Layer>New Fill Layer>Solid Color. Pick the color you want from the pop up color selector. Your photo will now be a solid color so you need to change the layer blending mode from "Normal" to "color"

Baitball Blogger

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6. Cool. Thanks.

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Sat Dec 28, 2013, 03:50 PM

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Ptah

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3. Try this in Paintshop:

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Sat Dec 28, 2013, 03:27 PM

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Ptah

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4. Oops!

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Baitball Blogger

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7. I'll give that a shot. Thank you.

Reply to Ptah (Reply #4)

Sat Dec 28, 2013, 03:56 PM

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