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Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
If you have maya, you could probably do this by plugging out color of a file texture node into a rgb to hsv node or rgb remap node (forget which one) and then plug output saturation into r g and b color channels of a material applied to a simple plane. You could make a scene with the shader network set up and select the… -
Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
Well, it's not non-destructive, but I think I've found a way that works pretty well in Photoshop. * Duplicate the layer that you want to visualize the saturation of. * Change the image mode to Lab color (Image->Mode->Lab Color.) Don't flatten the image when it asks you. * In the channels palette click the Lightness… -
Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
In Krita: make two clone layers of the image or the top level group you want to analyze. Add a Desaturate filter mask (Rec. 709) to the bottom one and set the top one to Difference blending mode. Add a Desaturate filter layer on top of them both, then a Brightness/Contrast filter layer that you can adjust to more easily… -
Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
I can't get 3CH to work. It opens for a quarter of a second before closing itself. I'm on the latest version of windows 10. I have attempted this in both admin mode and compatibility mode. I even downloaded the latest .net framework. What gives? -
Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
as a kind of side note: I've found that using the Black & White filter in photoshop gives different results from simply sliding the hue/saturation slider down to gray. I was told B&W filter was more accurate to see the values but I don't exactly know the math behind the different functions. -
Re: Saturation To Grayscale?
Some cool stuff in this thread. I'm also into the approach kwyjibo described, which is to "program" that the saturation should become the RGB values. A way to do that can be through ImageMagick, it's a command line application that can convert images and do several filters, such as a "FX" filter where you can write…
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