1 image to 4 channel images, don’t make me use corel!!!

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Jeff Playter
Jan 9, 2004
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How can I take a CMYK image, open it, then create 4 other images. One being the Cyan, One being the magenta, etc. Is that possible. I Know I can work on each channel within the channel window… but I want them all broken out.

I can do it in Corel, but I really don’t want to use corel.

TIA
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bhilton665
Jan 9, 2004
From: "Jeff Playter"

How can I take a CMYK image, open it, then create 4 other images. One being the Cyan, One being the magenta, etc. Is that possible. I Know I can work on each channel within the channel window… but I want them all broken out.

Open a channel, select > all, edit > copy, file > new (opens a grayscale file the size of your image), edit > paste. Repeat for the other 3 channels.
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JJS
Jan 9, 2004
"Bill Hilton" wrote in message
From: "Jeff Playter"

How can I take a CMYK image, open it, then create 4 other images. One
being
the Cyan, One being the magenta, etc. Is that possible. I Know I can work
on
each channel within the channel window… but I want them all broken out.

Open a channel, select > all, edit > copy, file > new (opens a grayscale
file
the size of your image), edit > paste. Repeat for the other 3 channels.

Can’t one just click-drag from the channels pallet to a new document (one document for each channel)? (Using click-drag puts the new images in proper register.)
JP
Jeff Playter
Jan 9, 2004
Actually, I found that if you click on the channels tab, then go to the arrow button for more information, you click split channels and it will create 4 new images with just color data in grayscale.

Thanks

"Jeff Playter" wrote in message
How can I take a CMYK image, open it, then create 4 other images. One
being
the Cyan, One being the magenta, etc. Is that possible. I Know I can work
on
each channel within the channel window… but I want them all broken out.
I can do it in Corel, but I really don’t want to use corel.
TIA

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JJS
Jan 9, 2004
"Jeff Playter" wrote in message
Actually, I found that if you click on the channels tab, then go to the arrow button for more information, you click split channels and it will create 4 new images with just color data in grayscale.

Oh my gosh – is my face RED!
How very cool to find new features.
Thanks, Jeff!
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edjh
Jan 10, 2004
jjs wrote:
"Jeff Playter" wrote in message

Actually, I found that if you click on the channels tab, then go to the arrow button for more information, you click split channels and it will create 4 new images with just color data in grayscale.

Oh my gosh – is my face RED!
How very cool to find new features.
Thanks, Jeff!
And old features that you didn’t know were there.

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