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I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?










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      I'm looking for a way to combine two images with standard image blending methods like Darken, Color Burn, Color Dodge, Soft Light. Is there a way to achieve these with ImageCompose or Overlay?










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          Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.



          An example of "Screen" mode:



          blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
          ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
          ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]


          An example to play with "Screen" mode:



          lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
          upperImg =
          ImageAdjust@
          GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
          4.];

          ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]


          lena blended with noise






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            Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.



            An example of "Screen" mode:



            blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
            ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
            ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]


            An example to play with "Screen" mode:



            lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
            upperImg =
            ImageAdjust@
            GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
            4.];

            ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]


            lena blended with noise






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              Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.



              An example of "Screen" mode:



              blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
              ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
              ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]


              An example to play with "Screen" mode:



              lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
              upperImg =
              ImageAdjust@
              GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
              4.];

              ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]


              lena blended with noise






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                Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.



                An example of "Screen" mode:



                blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
                ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
                ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]


                An example to play with "Screen" mode:



                lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
                upperImg =
                ImageAdjust@
                GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
                4.];

                ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]


                lena blended with noise






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                Use ImageApply with a list of images. You just need to get the formula right.



                An example of "Screen" mode:



                blend["Screen", u_, l_] := 1. - (1. - u)*(1. - l)
                ImageBlend[mode_String, upper_Image, lower_Image] :=
                ImageApply[blend[mode, #1, #2] &, {upper, lower}]


                An example to play with "Screen" mode:



                lowerImg = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}];
                upperImg =
                ImageAdjust@
                GaussianFilter[Image[RandomReal[1., ImageDimensions@lowerImg]],
                4.];

                ImageBlend["Screen", lowerImg, upperImg]


                lena blended with noise







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