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I wish one day I could do something like that:
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Re: Channels
Well, it can work ;-)
Just check out my action here: http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/pho...tml#post256198
It separates the RGB channels and puts them in your layers palette so you can work on them however you want to :-)
Attached a sample.
But to tell you the truth, for adding adjustment layers just to individual channels you won't need this. Just double click on the adj. layer and in the Advanced Blending section uncheck the channels you don't want to affect.
Edit: Oh, and if that's taking to long for you (it'd for me I know, I'm lazy ;-)), just create one single adjustment layer, uncheck the channels you don't want to affect and clip every new layer to it for which you just want the selected channel(s) to be affected. -
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Thanks Jonas, the action is great & the PSD file excellent. These are perfect building blocks for an extension panel.
____ I've created a simple panel that enables me to view each channel in grayscale with a possibility of a quick switching between them, while I am adjusting the B/C.
I hope you don't mind me using your action.
_____ Here you can download the panel.Last edited by chillin; 01-30-2010, 02:42 PM.Comment
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Hi all,
I have been trying to create an action for swapping channels. I am able to record "split channels", but when I merge channels it does not record. No amount of talking or pleading with the program seems to help
I'm using PS 6.01...thanks for any help.
Randy...10-14-2003, 09:57 AM -
Good Morning Folks
someone could tell me 'how to duplicate a channel and transfer it in to layers palette'?
May be should I save the duplicate channel 'as a layer'?
Thanks in advance. Paolo04-25-2009, 04:17 AM -
I needed to do this while experimenting on a file for another thread and found the technique was slipping from my memory and I had to look it up again. I thought I'd write it down here so I wouldn't forget.
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Hey All,
In RGB mode, is it possible to apply a layer mask to a component channel in a layer, instead of affecting all three channels (RGB) at once? I'm guessing no, since every layer has only one alpha channel for transparency (A). But what about a simulation?
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