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Blending 2 Black & White Images

dvdfan · 2008-12-20 21:56:58

Hi, I have a color image ive removed from a background and id like to import it into another image which was already turned to b&w but the blacks and whites differ a bit and its kind of noticeable there 2 different backgrounds, ive been playing around with a couple of different settings but havent found anything im happy…

20-12-2008 9:56pm

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dvdfan

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Hi,

I have a color image ive removed from a background and id like to import it into another image which was already turned to b&w but the blacks and whites differ a bit and its kind of noticeable there 2 different backgrounds, ive been playing around with a couple of different settings but havent found anything im happy with, any ideas or links to articles or how to's that deal with this

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#2 22-12-2008 12:57am

melekalikimaka

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look up channel mixer, can't remember off hand its location, up in the drop down with hue/sat and contrast and that. open that, click monochrome and fiddlw with sliders, best way to bw convert to exactly hoew ya want it

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#3 23-12-2008 9:02am

Anouilh

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This channel mixer for Paint looks useful.

I haven't tried it but anybody who doesn't have Photoshop might find it handy.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphic/Graphic-Plugins/Channel-Mixer-Greyscale.shtml

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