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How does an a alpha channel and masking color control image transparency?




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Markda John

Markda John

Markda John
Markda John

Answered Jan 02, 2018

The alpha channel allows partial transparency. It will allow the various colors to blend into their backgrounds, but it will also allow Internet Explorer 7 and other applications to read partial transparency The alpha channel isn’t used in every single application, so this is a sketchy way to see partial transparency. (It should also be noted that “transparency” is a word that many disagree on; some use it to mean that you can see through, while others use it to mean the color is less opaque than a solid color.)

Masking color control, on the other hand, is a tool in photoshop-like programs that allows you to place a color over another without losing the original color. It’s almost like a cut and paste that allows you to keep the original layer and go back to it if you need to.

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John Adney

John Adney

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John Adney

Answered Mar 21, 2017

And and and and and and and and and and and and
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John Adney

John Adney

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John Adney

Answered Feb 14, 2017

Idk how this works
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