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How Does RGB Work? Channels in Photoshop

How Does RGB Work? Channels in Photoshop

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we are going to prove that ANY given image is formed with these three colors right inside of Photoshop. This is the basic concept behind channels in Photoshop. We will be working with channels panel to split the image into these three colors and combine them again to form the image. We will look into what channels are in Photoshop and what is the basis of their formation. Also, we will learn how to select areas by colors of the channels and adjust that accordingly
Date: 2022-07-19

Comments and reviews: 18


This is an awesome vid, thanks so much! Quick question tho. I did your exercise with the 3 dots at 50% color overlapping on screen mode and got gray. But when I tried with a photograph reducing each color layer to 50% color (not opacity) I did not get a grayscale image. What is different that I'm not getting the same result?
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Wow!
This is something what I was wanted to see.
I was very much confused that how RGB colors works, hwo it can create so many colors!
But now I'm very clear.
You explained it wonderfully.
Thank you very much.

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This is kind of weird saying because not many of kids my age (im 17) will be watching these type of videos but. you're one of the reasons I don't get enough sleep on weekdays for school (no offense)
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very nice one but I have a question please answer. u said its about the light of RGB colors right! . so why we changed the blending mood to screen not luminosity or another mood?
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Very nice. I remember this theory was taught when i was in college. And i read the article in a magazine of color theory when i was still a kid
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Nice to get these explanations even if we have a basic idea of what's going on. This spells it out in a clear manner. Thank you.
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Your videos have never disappointed me. Another well explained, awesome video! Keep them coming, please. Thanks again!
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This is fantastic! I am applauding right now, how many times I've been confused by this RGB thing. Thanks, for your hardwork!
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i use phtoshop last 3 year
the differnt between me and you isi know photshp a little bit but you understand it very well

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Hi is there any video in which you can tell how to convert RGB into CMYK without change in colour - In illustrator
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I just had a piximperfect Photoshop ad for the piximperfect Photoshop course in the piximperfect Photoshop video
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If this is how my college taught us I would have been less confused of what I'm dealing with. standing ovation
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Great Never know about it.
Well if I place layers like GBR or RGG instead of RGB. What will happen?

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Hi, why my monitor, even if I set the RGB to a 100%, the white is not 100%. Its kind a yellowish or greenish?
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Clearly stated, as always. Appreciate the ending especially: -). Your work is always so smoothly done. LOL
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Nice tutorial. Everybody needs to understand the basic concept of color and Unmesh has cleared the basics.
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2 to the power of 8 is 256 but we start from the number zero so that is why the maximum value is 255.
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Unmesh, you are a great teacher. Thanks for all your videos that have taught me so much about Photoshop
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