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Does A Formula Exist To Transpose Shades of Grey To Shades of a Base Color?

Asked by OmniUnlimited in Adobe Photoshop, Web Images

Tags: photoshop, color, rgb, transpose

Hello everyone,

I am rather new to Photoshop, and I am currently running Photoshop CS3 on my machine.  I have an image of a button that is basically black and white with shades of grey.  The button image uses the shading to create a sort of three dimensional effect.  I would like to change the white background to a red background, maintaining the 3D effect of the shading.

Does anyone know if a formula exists to transpose hexidecimal rgb values for shades of grey to similar values, but for shades of a color?
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