Adobe HSB/HSL Plugin

[petercook80]

Does anyone have the Adobe HSB plugin that comes on the CD but does not seem to be on the download (which is how I got my copy).
I know there are some posts here for third party plug ins but i would prefer to get hold of the original Adobe one if I can.
Thanks in advance if anyone can help

[Graphics23]

Here ya go.

Regards,

Michael

[petercook80]

Thanks for that Michael, your a star.

Peter

[Drazick]

How do I use it?
Can I use it to create Saturation Mask? Is it the "New" Green Channel?

Thanks.

[Michel B]

Each H,S,B channel is transposed in respectively the R,G and B channel, which means saturation is the green channel.
See a discussion about this in this link:
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read....ssage=31693929
The Adobe link to this 'legacy plug-in' is in the first post by AndrewD2.

[Drazick]

Originally Posted by Michel B

Each H,S,B channel is transposed in respectively the R,G and B channel, which means saturation is the green channel.
See a discussion about this in this link:
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read....ssage=31693929
The Adobe link to this 'legacy plug-in' is in the first post by AndrewD2.

Anyway of getting the same Channel (Saturation) using the blending modes or any other trick?

Thanks.

[Stroker]

The Sat channel in HSL and HSB is a very different thing from the Sat blending mode. While they are some-what similiar, the subtlies in their formulas can make a difference.

If you want to fiddle around, I recommend SF Color Space Converter

http://www.simpelfilter.de/en/imaging/converter.html

You can use that to quickly compare Sat channels from different spaces. And do other things. Don't forget that the blending mode friendly colour space is HsY.

[holgaman]

Is there a version of the plug-in for Mac?

[David Stevenson]

Graphics23 - Thanks for the Adobe HSB/HSL Plugin. I installed it in CS4, but I can't find where it is. Can you please give me some installation help?

[David Stevenson]

Graphics23- Never mind, I figured it out!