thats a really good question. i dont know the answer but im interested in what it will be because soemthing like that could have helped me out a few times before. It actually could help with my current framed entry. Hope you get a definitive answer. :)
I haven't tried to do this yet, but it seems to me that in order to blur the blue channel you'd have to make a LAYER out of it, and that would be illegal in basic... If anyone has a way to blur the blue (or any) channel without setting it up as a layer in the layers palette, then obviously I'm wrong. Does such a method exist?
I haven't tried to do this yet, but it seems to me that in order to blur the blue channel you'd have to make a LAYER out of it, and that would be illegal in basic... If anyone has a way to blur the blue (or any) channel without setting it up as a layer in the layers palette, then obviously I'm wrong. Does such a method exist?
R.
It's legal. Just go to the channels tab, select only the channel you want to operate on (image appears grayscale) and perform the desired operation.
I haven't tried to do this yet, but it seems to me that in order to blur the blue channel you'd have to make a LAYER out of it, and that would be illegal in basic...
You can blur a color channel without creating a new layer. I just tried it.
I haven't tried to do this yet, but it seems to me that in order to blur the blue channel you'd have to make a LAYER out of it, and that would be illegal in basic... If anyone has a way to blur the blue (or any) channel without setting it up as a layer in the layers palette, then obviously I'm wrong. Does such a method exist?
R.
Bear, as long as the image is a single layer image. You can individually select channels and use a handful of filters on them.
ETA: creates some wild/wierd effects if ya overdo it :-)
I haven't tried to do this yet, but it seems to me that in order to blur the blue channel you'd have to make a LAYER out of it, and that would be illegal in basic... If anyone has a way to blur the blue (or any) channel without setting it up as a layer in the layers palette, then obviously I'm wrong. Does such a method exist?
R.
It's legal. Just go to the channels tab, select only the channel you want to operate on (image appears grayscale) and perform the desired operation.
Learn something new every day. Thanks :-) That's gonna come in handy...
R.
Edit to add; I should be crediting fotomann, I just happened to answer Kirbic's post.
