Channel Mixer Photoshop CS4
Channel Mixer Photoshop CS4
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- neandersthal0
I've had this same problem. Not sure if this is the best way but I duplicated the layer 4 times. For each layer I opened 'Blending Options' and in the 'Advanced Blending' box, turned off all but C channel for layer 1, M for layer 2 etc...
Each channel is now it's own layer.
If you want, File > Scripts > Layers to files.
- thats how ive done it in the past... but i thought i was doing it, " the long way round" would like to know also...._me_
- Agree. This was how I circumnavigated rather than solved the problem. Ha.neandersthal