On Monday 07 October 2013 10:50:18 Jeff Morton wrote:
> I really like the conversion to black & white that Digikam does, and the
> ability to do it all within a workflow on multiple images.
>
> But there are times when I want to take the transformation and leave a
> slight color tinge to the image. In GIMP I'd do this by making an extra
> layer and giving one transparency over the other. I can't find an
> equivalent way of doing this in Digikam.
>
> Do I need to save the two files and go into GIMP to do this, or am I
> missing something?
You can't do exactly the same thing in Digikam, as it doesn't have
layers...
But I can think of at least two ways to tint a B&W image from the B&W
converter (which are still in RGB mode!):
- use the channel mixer or
- use the colour balance dialog (which I prefer)
(and probably even the 'curves' dialog would work).
This way, you can get a more subtle toning than through the B&W converter
options.
Regards,
Remco
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