http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Changing-the-hue-of-an-image-tp5022957p5022975.html
Thanks Jeremy-worked perfectly. I used 115-red, 175-green, 255-blue to get
> Hej Linda,
>
> This should be quite simple
>
> Start with an image
> Then
> Image/color/edit LUT
> A window appears that allows you to edit the a LUT
> With the mouse select the top left square and end with the bottom right
> square
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> The software asks you for the RGB combination for the top left square
> (lowest value)
> Maybe 0,0,0 which be black
> Then the combination for the last (most intense) square
> Maybe 128,128,255
> Blue set to 255 and R & G to 128, a blue plus grey -
> All the intermediate values are interpolated.
>
> Save the new LUT in Imagej's LUTS folder and restart.
> The LUT will now be available.
>
>
> Jeremy Adler
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> Subject: Changing the hue of an image
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> I have an 8 bit grayscale image, .tif. Want to change it to a color
> image, with a "grayish" blue hue. Very easy to convert to straight
> blue-but that isn't the best color.
> Thanks,
> L
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