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#COREL PHOTO PAINT 8 PROFESSIONAL IMAGE EDITING SERIES#

You can split an image into a series of 8-bit grayscale image files - one for each color channel of the color mode. Splitting and combining images by using color channels For example, you can select areas, apply paints and fills, add special effects or filters, and cut and paste objects in the image channel. You can edit color channels the same way that you edit other grayscale images. For example, if an image has too much red, you can adjust the red channel in an RGB image to improve image quality.

You can mix color channels to balance the colors of an image. However, you can display these channels in their respective colors so that the red channel is tinted red, the blue channel is tinted blue, and so on.

For information about spot color channels, see “Using spot color channels.”ĭisplaying, mixing, and editing color channelsĪlthough color channels represent the colored components of an image, they are displayed by default as grayscale images in the image window. For more information about these color models, see “Understanding color models.” Additional channels can be used to preserve any spot colors in an image. For example, black-and-white, grayscale, duotone, and paletted images have only one color channel RGB and Lab images have three channels and CMYK images have four color channels. The number of color channels in an image depends on the number of components in the color mode associated with the image. You can adjust color and tone by making changes directly to the color channels of an image. To merge color channels or images by using calculations