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RGB imaging - Can you synthesize the blue channel?


swag72

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Gathering the data for my first proper serious colour attempt, I should have gathered the blue data after the red so that I could at least synthesize a green channel. But no .............

.......... So I have my luminance, red and green. Is there any way I can synthesize a blue channel?

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Thanks for that info Steve - I've done it with limited success, in that the colours are just awful. Will it be better with a proper blue channel?

How do you subtract green and red from the luminance? Is't it a grayscale image? PI wouldn't let me do do it.

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I assume the Pixelmath function in PI might do it, but I never figured out that one myself. Strictly speaking, R+B+G doesn't exactly equal L for typical filter sets depending on their responses, but unless you get real B, it's probably the next best thing.

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I've done it with limited success, in that the colours are just awful.

I tried it with one of my own images at 70% green on red and the result was pretty good - are you getting too much magenta? If so, reduce the brightness of the composite red/green

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