Yep, Jack. Everything is reversible. What I like is you see the changes as you make the adjustments. With Channel Mixer, you try a setting, if you don't like it, you undo the change and try again. I use a blank background layer. I add the red and green files to the blue as layers. Then duplicate the background layer and delete everything on it. I rename the layers Blue, Red, Green. From bottom to top, that's my preferred order. I turn off the visibility for all of the layers. Then look at them individually. I find somewhere around 5-10% for Blue, 65-80% for Red, and 90-100% for Green gives me good initial results. I try various blend modes, especially for the Green layer. The final settings will vary from image to image, of course. Cheers, Mitch
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Re: [Digital BW] Converting to B&W with Split Channel
2003-12-05 by Glenn Mitchell