johnk

Thanks, I'm pretty sure I would have never figured that out but spent more time trying to

OK, I've spent almost an hour trying to figure out how to turn off the pink border around frame text boxes, shapes, text, etc thats there when they aren't even selected....... also about 20 minutes looking through the forum. How do I do this? also..... thanks v 2.0

HAZZA! Thanks for the file download, it helped me figure out how to adjust the channel mixer layers..... and it worked!! Thanks!!

Number 3: do you mean a color channel mixer adjustment layer? and if so please elaborate on settings. Do you make color adjustments for each output channel on each image? and if so how?

Please go into more detail about step three, exactly what should I do?

Thanks, this isn't exactly what I want. I'm hoping that by using three images slight movement (blowing leaves, running water, etc) will have that so called "glitch" effect and everything else will not

How exactly do you add one channel from one photo to another? (Make a new document and add the Red channel from the first photo)

I think I stated all of that im my original post.

Thats about as good as I go. was hoping for better.

Ok so I use a M monochrome and colored filters (although why not make greyscale images from the RGBs for each channel?).......... how do you take those three greyscale images and make an RGB?

I have seen a technique referred to as "trichrome" where the photographer took three exposures of a scene on black and white film. One with a green filter, one with a blue and one with a red. He then scanned them and brought them into photoshop as greyscale images and used a command called "merge channels". The result is an RGB image. I'd like to duplicate this effect with 3 digital RGB images; using the red channel from one, green from another and blue from the third. Ive experimented with stacks and just a layered document with no success. Does anyone know how to achieve this? link to the video:

THANK YOU! Man, I must have looked for a half hour and couldn't find that. All good now.

I was looking up something under help in designer for mac and when i went back to designer all of the panels on the right of the window are gone. I cant figure out how to get them back. The layer panel? How do you toggle those on and off?

Well I used 85:55 for the ratio and it works. Seems odd, is that the only way to do it?

I have an image I need to crop for a half page ad (8.5"x5.5") and then reduce the resolution to 300dpi. I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it. The program's crop tool won't take a custom ratio with decimals and If I use "Absolute Dimensions" the crop is too small. If I try and drag it larger it doesn't maintain the ratio and drags free form. What am i missing?