To produce a grayscale image, choose a color channel option for each image. To produce a 24-bit image, mark the All channels check box to use all the color channels in both images to produce a 24-bit image The color data from the two images is combined on a pixel-by-pixel basis according to the function you choose.įrom the Channel group box, do one of the following: Lightest - Maximum of (Image 1 Value, Image 2 Value) In the Function group box, choose one of the following options for combining the images:Īverage - (Image 1 value + Image 2 Value) / 2ĭifference - Absolute Value of (Image 1 Value – Image 2 Value)ĭarkest - Minimum of (Image 1 Value, Image 2 Value) Note: The size of the image you choose in the Image #1 drop-list determines the size of the new image. In the Image #1 and Image #2 drop-lists, select the images to combine. To combine images by using the Arithmetic command For information about masking, see Working with masks. For information about copying and pasting images as layers, see Cutting, copying, and pasting. If you want to combine images without these functions, you can simply use layers to paste a second image over a background image, and use masking to adjust the transparency. The new image is the product of the color data from the two source images combined on a pixel-by-pixel basis according to the arithmetical function you select, such as Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Difference.
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Corel PaintShop Pro Help : Applying effects : Combining imagesĬorel PaintShop Pro lets you combine two images into a third image.
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