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How to colorize your photos with multiple colors. Simply open your image file (or use the Windows clipboard) and choose "Multiple Colorize" from the list of effects. You'll get this dialog...
In the above dialog we have applied it to a landscape image, but you can of course apply it to any of your images. And you can choose horizontal or vertical distribution of colors. If four colors is too much simply choose two to be equal. A couple of examples of the multiple colorizing effect are given below.
In the above example I've set the "mix with original image" to be top to bottom. That way the shading of the multiple colorise is applied to the top half and not to the botom half. So the sky gets a strange color and the field remains almost normal, at least in the foreground. Click here for more examples. A free demo version (with all 150 effects) is available:
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