How does Photoshop Blend Two Images?
Photoshop blends two images by performing pixel-by-pixel operations that combine the corresponding pixels from each image based on a specified blend mode. Blend modes determine how the colors and channels of the two images are combined to create the resulting pixel.
RGB Channel Blending
For RGB images, Photoshop uses the following macros to blend channels:
Buffer-Based Blending
To simplify blending, Photoshop uses buffer-based macros for RGB color blending:
HLS-Based Blending
некоторых blend modes in Photoshop involve converting the RGB channels to Hue, Saturation, and Luminance (HLS) and back again. These macros facilitate HLS blending:
Example
To blend two RGB images, you can use the following code:
ColorBlend_Glow(TargetPtr, ImageAPtr, ImageBPtr);
Resources
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