Thank you Craig for another great video! I noticed that you did not mention the natural HSO way of color mapping. The method with colorized saturation is easier and straightforward, I will try that as well. Thanks!
Great stuff! Been doing your process a while now and combining with PI. I Really enjoy the control that PS gives on editing. Love the colorization, will try some stuff out too!
Normal and Pass Thru are both opaque blending modes, screen is a semi-transparent mode. In this process, you would use Normal or Pass Thru if you're only using one or two of the color channels to create color. You would use Screen if you're using all three channels and adding color with a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you Craig for another great video! I noticed that you did not mention the natural HSO way of color mapping. The method with colorized saturation is easier and straightforward, I will try that as well. Thanks!
Great stuff! Been doing your process a while now and combining with PI. I Really enjoy the control that PS gives on editing. Love the colorization, will try some stuff out too!
Thank you Craig for this great explanation.
Great explanation
Craig, when and why do you change blending mode from normal to say pass thru or screen. Great tutorial learned plenty on PS
Normal and Pass Thru are both opaque blending modes, screen is a semi-transparent mode. In this process, you would use Normal or Pass Thru if you're only using one or two of the color channels to create color. You would use Screen if you're using all three channels and adding color with a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.