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1. Alpha Channels    photoshoptips.net

Alpha ChannelsIf you have ever found your self selecting and then re-selecting the same portion of an image in Photoshop then you are in dire need of Alpha Masks.

2. Channels: An Introduction    photoshoptips.net

Channels: An IntroductionLets just jump right in to the subject of channels. I will attempt to explain everything as it happens. You dont have to do everything shown below. Hopefully, I have provided ...

3. Channels    photoshopcafe.com

Channelshide layer 1 and Ctrl/Cmd click on layer 2.This is the image we are going to make 3d. You could start at this point with any image as long as it ...

4. Working with Alpha Channels and Layers - Adobe Photoshop Tutorial    designertoday.com

Working with Alpha Channels and Layers - Adobe Photoshop TutorialClick on the Channels palette while pressing Ctrl and select, in my case, the Statue Alpha. Now click inside the RGB layer. Next, press the Shift key and drag the ...

5. Using Channels To Make Selections    teamphotoshop.com

I found that the Red Channel had a decent amount of contrast between the water and tree trunks, so I duplicated it and repeated the process described in Steps 2-6 above ...

6. Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 1 - Photoshop Tutorial    myinkblog.com

Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool  Part 1 - Photoshop Tutorialwe can start by using any one of a number of different extraction methods (in this case, I used channels, which is another article all on its own).

7. Creating Spot Channels    tutorialstreet.com

To create a spot channel, take the following steps: 1. Load the elements to which you want to apply the spot color as a selection. For example, if its type, Ctrl-click ...

8. Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 2    webdesign.org

Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 2First, it's important to note that our image is in RGB mode, and that we will be sticking in this mode throughout the course of this tutorial. If you read Part ...

9. Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 1    webdesign.org

Digging Into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 1Now, we'll start with some of the true fundamentals. First, you can access your channels by opening up the Channels Palette (Window - Channels from in the menu). This is where ...

10. Understanding channels in photoshop cs3    webdesign.org

Photographer Chris Alvanas wants to take some time to go over Channels. That's because understanding what they are and what they do is key to understanding what their potential is.

11. Correcting overexposed detail using channels    webdesign.org

You can use up to 10 channels, including RGB, CMYK, and Lab in hard cases. But in the given example RGB channels were enough to make the picture better and give ...

12. Photoshop channels revealed    webdesign.org

For RGB images (the one used for this tutorial) you'll see 3 main channels, each for one of the basic color of the image (R, G and B) and one containing ...

13. ImageReady Channels    webdesign.org

Next, go 'Select/Load Selection/' and because the background is transparent, from the list choose '(LayerName) Transparency', as I have captured below.

14. Smooth out jaggies channels    webdesign.org

15. Discover photoshop channels    webdesign.org

You can view the channels individually by selecting them such as you would in the layers palette. You can use the channels palette to make lots of corrections to an image ...

16. Using Channels to make Selections    webdesign.org

For me (and Im sure everyone else would take the same approach), I would ordinarily opt to do the fastest/easiest method i.e. the Magic Wand Tool. We know this tool is ...

17. Using Photoshop channels to create cool montages    robcubbon.com

Using Photoshop channels to create cool montagesA client of mine was illustrating an article about the World Economic Forum whose annual meeting is usually held in scenic Davos in Switzerland. My client was keen to stress the ...

18. A Look at Channels    we-r-here.com

A Look at ChannelsAn "Alpha Channel" is basically a mask, it masks out whatever is on the "Alpha Layer". It is an 8-bit channel, which means that it has 256 levels of gray from ...

19. Photoshop: Understanding Channels    peachpit.com

20. Using Channels in Photoshop    gajaparan.com

This tutorial will describe how to make a Color correction for a picture using Channels in Photoshop. Well look at using Lens Blur and Blending option to make a simple glow ...

21. Digging into Channels as an Extraction Tool Part 2    myinkblog.com

Digging into Channels as an Extraction Tool  Part 2Hey everyone! Im back with the second half of this two part series about using Photoshop as a means of extracting a subject from its background, and am very sorry that ...

22. Using Channels to Make Selections    teamphotoshop.com

I found that the Red Channel had a decent amount of contrast between the water and tree trunks, so I duplicated it and repeated the process described in Steps 2-6 above ...

23. ImageReady Channels    heathrowe.com

ImageReady ChannelsThe answer lies in the Window/Optimize palette. As I have captured below and encased in red, the Mask button can be used to load a Channel to modify color reduction or ...

24. Smooth Out Jaggies with Channels    heathrowe.com

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