As we say in my land, her e I come ¨selling my fish" again. :-)
Back to the Custom Layer Mode.
On Saturday 26 July 2003 9:44 pm, Patrick McFarland wrote:
>
> Also, the additional layer blending modes are nice. Ive used both
> Grain modes already in some images, and they are nice additions to
> plain Addition and Subtraction.
So...just wait until the custom layer modes are put to work in a
usable way. :-)
You will just love it.
Unfortunatelly I got a new project at work and will have even less
time to write it. So it will probably not get ready to feature
freeze. :-( Not final use ready, but maybe it gets working sans a
good UI.
Under the custom layer mode, one would not have to wait for a GIMP
major release to get the grain modes.
For example, this is the line in current gimp code that does the
"merge mode" :
sum = src1[b] + src2[b] - 128;
It will be doable by typing:
ED = E1 + E2 -0.5;
as the custom layer mode. (E stands for "every channel". A is already
used for alpha - I myself dislike the "every", and will accept other
suggestions)
The advantadges? Even the above formula throws information away - it
kees a better average than ADD layer mode. With the custom layer
mode, you willbe able to adjust the cnstante factor for every layer
on every image.
Thus if it is too light, with large white only areas, one will just
have to edit the layer mode expression from the above to:
ED = E1 + E2 -0.7; , for instance.
Cheers,
JS
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