Select All Pixels Of A Specific Color

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<div class="IPBDescription">(photoshop way of doing it)</div> Hi, is there a way in Photoshop-6 to select all the pixels in the image that are all sharing the exact same color so I can then do what ever I want with it (delete, copy, ...) ?

I tried several ways but it doesn't select all pixels, just regions of pixels.

Epidemic

Try magic wand tolerance 0 non-contigius

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It worked !

Thanks.

taboofires

Go to the select menu -> select color range.

Click on the pixel you want.

Yay.

This works better than the magic wand if the areas you are selecting aren't contiguous.

Fox_One

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Unselect the "Contiguous" checkbox and it doesn't have to be contiguous, as was already pointed out.