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  Thyago Carvalho•0

  @OThyagoCarvalhoPosted about 3 years ago

  It's looking great! How did you colourise the image?! I tried to use filter but couldn't get a satisfactory result ...

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  teamie•470

  @tea-scriptsPosted about 3 years ago

  @OThyagoCarvalho Thank you.. I added the image as a background image an made use of linear gradient to overlay the color on the image.

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  Sara Dunlop•430

  @RiscloverPosted about 3 years ago

  @OThyagoCarvalho There are several ways to achieve the "colored image" effect. For my solution, I had the image sitting in a div, put a colored background on the div, and put opacity on my image. I've seen some other suggestions using wildly different methods, though, so I don't think that I'm giving you the "best" way, per se, but rather just a way that I thought worked for me.

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  teamie•470

  @tea-scriptsPosted about 3 years ago

  @Risclover Yeah.. I understand there's no definite way of getting our desired result. I also created a div an then used the image as a background and created an overlay on the image. I find that a bit easy to achieve overlay on images that would have no text content or any other content on them.

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