How do I turn this blue themed image into a red one? Gimp

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Here is the image. How do i turn it into a red themed image?
Maybe white to gold and dark blue gradient to red??

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Here is the image. How do i turn it into a red themed image?
Maybe white to gold and dark blue gradient to red??

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Here is the image. How do i turn it into a red themed image?
Maybe white to gold and dark blue gradient to red??

edited Nov 19 at 2:28

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Here is the image. How do i turn it into a red themed image?
Maybe white to gold and dark blue gradient to red??

gimp

edited Nov 19 at 2:28

Scott

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asked Nov 19 at 2:23

Melvin Hartley

edited Nov 19 at 2:28

Scott

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asked Nov 19 at 2:23

Melvin Hartley

edited Nov 19 at 2:28

Scott

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edited Nov 19 at 2:28

Scott

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edited Nov 19 at 2:28

Scott

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Melvin Hartley

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Colors -> Hue-Sauration... then select Master and adjust the Hue slide to the right; e.g. give it +130. Here is the result:

here is the result

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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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I'm partial to Color>Map>Rotate colors. Unlike others, it maps a range of colors to another (you seldom have a pure hue....):

enter image description here

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Colors -> Hue-Sauration... then select Master and adjust the Hue slide to the right; e.g. give it +130. Here is the result:

here is the result

edited Nov 19 at 4:42

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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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Colors -> Hue-Sauration... then select Master and adjust the Hue slide to the right; e.g. give it +130. Here is the result:

here is the result

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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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Colors -> Hue-Sauration... then select Master and adjust the Hue slide to the right; e.g. give it +130. Here is the result:

here is the result

edited Nov 19 at 4:42

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Colors -> Hue-Sauration... then select Master and adjust the Hue slide to the right; e.g. give it +130. Here is the result:

here is the result

edited Nov 19 at 4:42

fixer1234

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answered Nov 19 at 4:25

GiopperOne

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edited Nov 19 at 4:42

fixer1234

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fixer1234

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answered Nov 19 at 4:25

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answered Nov 19 at 4:25

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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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What, no turning white into gold? You're not an alchemist? :-)
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I'm partial to Color>Map>Rotate colors. Unlike others, it maps a range of colors to another (you seldom have a pure hue....):

enter image description here

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I'm partial to Color>Map>Rotate colors. Unlike others, it maps a range of colors to another (you seldom have a pure hue....):

enter image description here

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I'm partial to Color>Map>Rotate colors. Unlike others, it maps a range of colors to another (you seldom have a pure hue....):

enter image description here

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answered Nov 19 at 10:25

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I'm partial to Color>Map>Rotate colors. Unlike others, it maps a range of colors to another (you seldom have a pure hue....):

enter image description here

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answered Nov 19 at 10:25

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