hsv

What is the PP equivalent of HSV in Gimp? Gimp says "decompose" an
image 
to (hue, saturation, value) and apply an unsharp mask to the value 
layer. Then "compose" back to hsv. To prevent colour distortion.

Michael Cervantes wrote:
> In PP you can split channels to:
> 
> RGB, CMYK, HSB, HSL, YIQ, and LAB.
> 
> The good news is that HSB and HSV is the same thing. Value is the
Brightness 
> of the color, that is why they are the same dog with different names.
> 
> Regards
> 
> 


thanks for both of your answers--here and in the previous thread on 
luminosity. Helps a lot.

In this instance I had learned how to apply an unsharp mask in Gimp and 
really like the results using the hsv decompose/compose procedure. I 
wanted to duplicate it in PP.

Thanks again.

In PP you can split channels to:

RGB, CMYK, HSB, HSL, YIQ, and LAB.

The good news is that HSB and HSV is the same thing. Value is the Brightness 
of the color, that is why they are the same dog with different names.

Regards


-- 
Michael Cervantes
C-Tech Volunteer 

You can, but you don't need to decompose/compose in PP.

Apply Usharp Mask

Edit /Fade las comand. Select Lightness.

Regards
-- 
Michael Cervantes
MC Design Studio