Tool to separate different channels (RGB, CMYK, HSV) in an image. The separation of the channels is used for component analysis of colors in an image.
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Channels Separation
Tool to separate different channels (RGB, CMYK, HSV) in an image. The separation of the channels is used for component analysis of colors in an image.
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What are channels of an image?
In computer science, colors are coded with several channels that allow the display (on a screen) or a printing (on a paper) of a color image.
Within computers and the web in general, the current representation is an encoding that uses additive colors with 3 components: red (R), green (G) and blue (B) (called RGB channels).
Example: Blue Channel 
What are CMYK channels?
In printing, the current representation is an encoding that uses subtractive colors with 4 components: cyan, magenta, yellow and black (key) (see CMYK channels separation).
What are TSL channels?
In science and photography, prefer using a vector space of color with 3 parameters: hue, saturation and brightness (value), hence the name HSV channels.
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