ps图层混合模式 详细解释（PS layer blending mode explained in detail）.docVIP

ps图层混合模式 详细解释（PS layer blending mode explained in detail） PS layer blending mode 1, normal mode (Normal mode) - this is the default for layer blending mode, which is more common. Do not mix any other layers. When using, overlay the lower color with the color of the current layer pixel. Since color is treated as light (rather than physical pigment) in PhotoShop, the subtractive properties of color are not used in the synthesis or coloring of Normal patterns. For example, in Normal mode, the 50% opaque blue above the 100% opaque red selection selects a dark purple that is expected to produce a mauve rather than a mixed physical pigment. When the opacity of the blue selection is increased, the result becomes bluer and less red. Until 100% opacity, the blue becomes the color of the combined color. With Paintbrush I, the blue color is applied to the red region with 50% opacity; the more drawn on the red area, the more the blue front color becomes the final color in the area. Thus, in Normal mode, it is never possible to get a darker mix of colors than the darkest of the two colors. 2, dissolution mode (Dissolve mode) the pixel color produced by the dissolution mode comes from a random permutation value of the upper and lower mixed colors, which is related to the opacity of the pixel. When the target layer image is stacked in the form of scattered dots, it does not have any influence on the color of the image. By adjusting the opacity, the density of the scattered points of the target layer can be increased or decreased. As a result, the picture is usually grainy or roughened in line edges. The Dissolve pattern, when defined as a mixed pattern of layers, produces unexpected results. Therefore, this pattern is best used in conjunction with the shader application tools in Photoshop. The U1ssQlve model uses 100% opaque foreground (or sampled pixels, when used with the Rubber Stamp tool), alternating with the original color of the bottom to create a similar effect of diffusi