| Monochrome |
Function
The Monochrome function turns any image black and white. Default values are
weighed according to the human eye’s different sensitivity to red,
green, and blue, but you can override the weights. Notice that it reduces
a 3-channel
image (RGB) to a 1-channel image (BW), and a 4-channel image (RGBA) to a 2-channel
image (BWA). If the
three
color channels are identical, it is more efficient to use a Reorder with
a
value of “rrr,” since
only the red channel is read in. Monochrome reads all three channels in, and
therefore has more I/O activity.
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Parameters
|
Type
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Defaults
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Function
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| r,g,bWeight |
float
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.3, .59, .11
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The defaults are set according to the eye's sensitivity to color, but you can balance the colors differently if you want to push a certain channel. |
Synopsis
image Monochrome( image, float rWeight, float gWeight, float bWeight );
Script
image = Monochrome( image, rWeight, gWeight, bWeight);
Command Line
shake -monochrome rWeight gWeight bWeight