Luminance (default) |
Outputs an image of the luminance. Luminance is closely related to intensity in concept, and is a measure of the amount of light emitted or reflected from a particular area; the more light emitted from a pixel in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Red |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Red (255,0,0) component of the pixel. The higher a pixel's Red value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Green |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Green (0,255,0) component of the pixel. The higher a pixel's Green value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Blue |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Blue (0,0,255) component of the pixel. The higher a pixel's Blue value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Hue |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Hue component of the pixel. The higher a pixel's Hue value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Saturation |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Saturation component of the pixel. The higher a pixel's Saturation value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Intensity |
Outputs an image that filters out all but the Intensity component of the pixel, and to determine the average intensity of the pixel's RGB components. The higher a pixel's Intensity value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. |
Interpolation |
Outputs an image filter that uses Interpolation, a weighted average of the Red, Green and Blue (RGB) components of a pixel. As with the Intensity Operation, the result is to filter out all but the Intensity component of the pixel The higher a pixel's Intensity value in the input image, the lighter its appearance in the output image. However, Interpolation determines the weighted average Intensity of the RGB components, and is a non-standard conversion filter. |