Blend modes for composing images?
I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?
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I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?
image-processing image
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I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?
image-processing image
asked 7 hours ago
M.R.
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I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?
image-processing image
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Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.
An example of "Screen" mode:
blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]
An example to play with "Screen" mode:
lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
upperImg =
ImageAdjust@
GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
4.];
ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]
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Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.
An example of "Screen" mode:
blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]
An example to play with "Screen" mode:
lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
upperImg =
ImageAdjust@
GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
4.];
ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]
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Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.
An example of "Screen" mode:
blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]
An example to play with "Screen" mode:
lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
upperImg =
ImageAdjust@
GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
4.];
ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]
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Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.
An example of "Screen" mode:
blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]
An example to play with "Screen" mode:
lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
upperImg =
ImageAdjust@
GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
4.];
ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]
answered 3 hours ago
kh40tika
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Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.
An example of "Screen" mode:
blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]
An example to play with "Screen" mode:
lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
upperImg =
ImageAdjust@
GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
4.];
ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]
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