Color Filter Layer Controls
Here you can select either the Value or Color Field channel, which will then be used as the source. Peaks and depths will be colored using the source colors.
Different Color Filter settings.Two modes are available:
- Monochrome: A single-color gradient whose Base Color can be defined will be created. If the Base Color is set to Black, a grayscale gradient will be created.
- Duotone: The depths will be replaced by the Base Color and the peaks will be given the Top Color.
If Mode is set to Monochrome, the color will be a gradient color, if Duotone is selected, the color will be the color that is applied to the depths.
For Monochrome, you can use this setting to adjust the saturation; for Duotone, you can use this setting to adjust the color that is applied to the depths.
This color is applied to the peaks.
Use this setting to adjust the strength of the peaks’ coloring.
This is a mix mode that mixes the Base Color with the Top Color and emulates the methods used in printing. Pigment (Opaque) produces a more opaque effect over the Base Color, and Dye (Translucent) lets the Base Color shine through. For effects such as poster printing, the Pigment (Opaque) setting should be used.
Enable this option if the layer output should be made up of an alpha and not a color.