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2. Staying in the layer copy go to Image > Adjustment > Hue/Saturation
3. Check Colorize in the Hue/Saturation panel and adjust Hue and Saturation until you have the color you want in the desired place of the image (Hue will change color, Saturation - its intensity). Don't bother about the rest of the image, we will deal with it in the next step.
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4. Add a layer mask to the layer with modified color and choose a round soft brush. With the foreground color set to black start masking the parts of the image you don't want to be colorized.
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5. You can correct what you are doing at any time by changing the foreground color to white and revealing the masked part.
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6. After masking is done you can regulate the intensity of the color by changing the layer opacity. I set it to 66%.
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If the layer is retained for further use in a .psd file you can change the color of your object to any other at any moment.