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Hi,
Here is what I’m trying to do, can anyone help? I’m taking three identical pictures of a waterfall, I open all three in CS, keep only seperate R/G/B channels for each, convert each to greyscale, and then merge the three pictures together. The idea being is that anything static should now look normal and anything moving (falling water) should have a unique color, sometimes combining when overlapping, giving a rainbow effect. Doesn’t work. Anyone help a newbie?
Thanks
Here is what I’m trying to do, can anyone help? I’m taking three identical pictures of a waterfall, I open all three in CS, keep only seperate R/G/B channels for each, convert each to greyscale, and then merge the three pictures together. The idea being is that anything static should now look normal and anything moving (falling water) should have a unique color, sometimes combining when overlapping, giving a rainbow effect. Doesn’t work. Anyone help a newbie?
Thanks
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