moeburn
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Location: Canada
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 Posted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 5:28 pm Post subject: Turn a grayscale image into a color-gradient image? |
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I have this graphic that shows the total production of the solar panels on my house:
It's supposed to be bright blue on panels that produced a lot, and dark blue on panels that didn't produce much. But as you can see, it's all blue, 95kW is light blue, and 65kW is slightly less light blue. So I threw it in photoshop and desaturated it and tweaked the levels to get this:
That's better. Now it's very clear which panels produce more than others. But I was just wondering, it's not terribly important but I thought it would be cool, is there any way I can make it so the white, high producing panels are bright red, and the black low producing panels are blue, and theres a gradient in between, kinda like infrared thermal imaging uses:
Except in this case, replace -6°c and 20°c with 60kW and 100kW. Is that possible to do given the source images I have?
Thanks for any help! Again, not terribly important, just a fun curiosity of mine.
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