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I have a b&amp;w logo (about 4th gen copy:( ) that I need to convert to blue &amp;&nbsp;white. I scanned it in, selected the color color range, and filled it. <br />
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The problem is that some of the areas (due to copying ) that should have been black are white (little specks in the middle). I have the area copied to a new layer, but I am new to PS.<br />
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Photoshop CS.
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I have a b&w logo (about 4th gen copy:( ) that I need to convert to blue & white. I scanned it in, selected the color color range, and filled it. 

The problem is that some of the areas (due to copying ) that should have been black are white (little specks in the middle). I have the area copied to a new layer, but I am new to PS.

Photoshop CS.

Changing Colors of Scanned Logo

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