问题
I want to color gray-scale image with only one color. So I have for example pixel: RGB(34,34,34) and I want to color it with color: RGB(200,100,50) to get new RGB pixel. So I new to do this for every pixel in image.
The white pixels get color: RGB(200,100,50), darker pixels get darker color than RGB(200,100,50).
So the result is gray-scale with black and selected color instead of black and white.
I will program this hard core without any built in function.
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回答1:
All you need to do is use the ratio of gray to white as a multiplier to your color. I think you'll find that this gives better results than a blend.
new_red = gray * target_red / 255
new_green = gray * target_green / 255
new_blue = gray * target_blue / 255
回答2:
From what you describe I figure you look for a blending algorithm.
What you need is a blendingPercentage (bP).
new red = red1 * bP + red2 * (1 - bP)
new green = green1 * bP + green2 * (1 - bP)
new blue = blue1 * bP + blue2 * (1 - bP)
Your base color is RGB 34 34 34; Color to blend is RGB 200 100 50
BlendingPercentage for example = 50% -> 0.5
Therefore:
New red = 34 * 0.5 + 200 * (1 - 0.5) = 117
New green = 34 * 0.5 + 100 * (1 - 0.5) = 67
New blue = 34 * 0.5 + 50 * (1 - 0.5) = 42
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16546862/color-over-grayscale-image