Great! That works for me.
One more question for you...
I was wondering how I would go about tinting an image with a specified color while preserving the white values. Currently, I'm able to tint a black to white gradient in yellow using:
image.Colorize(new MagickColor("#ffff00"), (Percentage)50);
This is the result: https://postimg.org/image/f25zkl09t/
However, what I would really like to achieve is something this (not exact shade of yellow I used):
https://postimg.org/image/j4wgozqz5/
Any idea on how I would go about doing that? This is assuming that I feed in a picture of a simple black to white gradient, so essentially I just need the black and shades of grey to translate to the various shades of whatever color I select.
Thanks again!
One more question for you...
I was wondering how I would go about tinting an image with a specified color while preserving the white values. Currently, I'm able to tint a black to white gradient in yellow using:
image.Colorize(new MagickColor("#ffff00"), (Percentage)50);
This is the result: https://postimg.org/image/f25zkl09t/
However, what I would really like to achieve is something this (not exact shade of yellow I used):
https://postimg.org/image/j4wgozqz5/
Any idea on how I would go about doing that? This is assuming that I feed in a picture of a simple black to white gradient, so essentially I just need the black and shades of grey to translate to the various shades of whatever color I select.
Thanks again!