Apply Image
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Apply Image
Does PL have something similar to Photoshops "Apply Image" command ?
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Re: Apply Image
Would be great if you could describe what you mean. Most of us don't use PS for obvious reasons.
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Re: Apply Image
Google for it ...
Most known usage is for frequency separation for portrait retouching.
Phil
Most known usage is for frequency separation for portrait retouching.
Phil
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Re: Apply Image
Thanks for the replies.
Apply image is used for frequency separation but has many other uses.
Example : I wanted to darken sky in original image below.
Looked at the Red, Green, and Blue channels.
Noticed the red channel had the darkest sky.
Apllied red channel to a new layer.
Set blend mode to luminosity and sky darkens.
Used blending options to adjust effect for sky ( does PL have blending options )
No need to make a mask or selection.
PS: Cannot get my images to show .... sized to 600 pixels long side.
Apply image is used for frequency separation but has many other uses.
Example : I wanted to darken sky in original image below.
Looked at the Red, Green, and Blue channels.
Noticed the red channel had the darkest sky.
Apllied red channel to a new layer.
Set blend mode to luminosity and sky darkens.
Used blending options to adjust effect for sky ( does PL have blending options )
No need to make a mask or selection.
PS: Cannot get my images to show .... sized to 600 pixels long side.
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Re: Apply Image
The blend mode is at the top of the Layers panel (default is Normal).
One way to do what you are doing is to create a Gray Mixer adjustment layer. Set the blend mode to Luminance, then darken Cyan and Blue.
Another is to use curves with a Color Filter to limit the hues to cyan and blue.
One way to do what you are doing is to create a Gray Mixer adjustment layer. Set the blend mode to Luminance, then darken Cyan and Blue.
Another is to use curves with a Color Filter to limit the hues to cyan and blue.
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Re: Apply Image
Thanks Russellrussellcottrell wrote: ↑Sun 20 Sep 2020 16:06 The blend mode is at the top of the Layers panel (default is Normal).
One way to do what you are doing is to create a Gray Mixer adjustment layer. Set the blend mode to Luminance, then darken Cyan and Blue.
Another is to use curves with a Color Filter to limit the hues to cyan and blue.
Does PL have something similar to PS "blending options" ?
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Re: Apply Image
That would be Color Filter; right-click a layer and select Color Filter. I don't think that other program has an HIS or HSV option; blending based on hue is extremely useful.
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Re: Apply Image
Thank you !russellcottrell wrote: ↑Mon 21 Sep 2020 17:41 That would be Color Filter; right-click a layer and select Color Filter. I don't think that other program has an HIS or HSV option; blending based on hue is extremely useful.