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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    Oh OK! Gotcha. That's pretty cool. Seems to be a nice quick, work flow solution to the problem.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    I tried that but it filled ALL the shapes with exactly the same color...no differences in value.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    SewniorS > Sorry for the delay. Been slammed with work. Here is the PShop file. One layer shows the 3 original grey shapes that were filled with 0/0/0/100 black for the square, 0/0/0/50 gray for the circle, and the feathered brush was painted in 0/0/0/25 gray. I CNTL+Clicked the black...
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    No dice.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    Hm, I'll give that a try.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    Well...it is weird. I find that a lot of times, I will dial in a channel mixer combination and Info tells me I'm where I want to be, only to have it be off by 1% in one channel after I click OK.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    I wonder if it is a color profile issue.
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    Oh...Duh! Club me on the head. I can't see the entire selection since the greys are below the "ants" threshold. You're 1st idea works great with CNTL+click. Your 2nd idea with duotone idea would not work for me because I would have to change the color mode for the file or move a layer into...
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    SeniorS > Do you mean Solid Color from New Fill Layer? When I click CNTL + mouseclick on the black channel, all I get is a partial selection. At any rate, here is an image of what I am trying to achieve. I did this using Channel Mixer, but was hoping there was a way to do this by application...
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    Greyscale layer to specified color

    Howdie. Was curious if there is a way to tell Photoshop, and in a CMYK or RGB file, that I want to make all the 100% blacks in a greyscale layer a solid specified color, and all greys just percentages of that solid color? And to be able to do this without having to use spot channels or...
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