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Hi, sorry if this has already been suggested but I couldn't find a similar topic.

I was wondering if it would be possible to implement a feature where you can view all the images in separate R, G and B channels.
Currently it's possible to view them in grayscale with Canvas > Grayscale, so I was wondering if the same could be possible for individual RGB channels.

It's really easy to match colors this way when you change the value each channel at a time.
And sometimes color picking the reference isn't an option because the application I'm working in is using a different color space.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2023-12-20 16:30 by jamesosxo.

Thank you for the suggestion. It is possible to view separate images in grayscale as well by selecting them and pressing Alt+G. This specific feature is not currently something we've thought about as we try to not end up being an image editing software, but other people have suggested adding contrast/brightness controls too so we'll take note of this along with those suggestions and see what we end up with in the future!

Hi I'm agree that the idea is not to end up being an editing software, but unlike a function such as Brightness and Contrast, which does involve editing the image, the visualization of the RGB channels is not editing; it is only a preview of each of the channels that the image already possesses.

Would be great to have this kind of feature.