• | To save the current mask to an alpha channel in an image |
• | To save a mask to disk |
• | To save an alpha channel to disk |
• | To save a color mask to disk |
Since only one mask can be active in an image, each new mask you create replaces the current mask. However, before you create a mask, you can save the current mask to an alpha channel in the image so that it can be reused. When you save an image to a file format that supports mask information, such as Corel PHOTO-PAINT (CPT) or TIFF, the current mask and all alpha channels are saved with the image.
You can also save the current mask or an alpha channel to disk as a separate file. Saving a mask or an alpha channel lets you use masks in other images. This is especially useful if you want to save an image to a file format that doesn’t support mask information but you want to keep copies of the masks used to edit that image. A color mask can also be saved to disk as a separate file. For more information about color masks, see Defining editable areas by using color information.
To save the current mask to an alpha channel in an image |
1 . | Click Mask Save Save as channel. |
2 . | Type the name of the new or existing alpha channel in the As box. |
To save a mask to disk |
1 . | Click Mask Save Save mask to disk. |
2 . | Choose the folder where you want to save the mask. |
3 . | Type a filename in the File name box. |
4 . | Choose a file type from the Save as type list box. |
5 . | Click Save. |
To save an alpha channel to disk |
1 . | In the Channels docker, click an alpha channel. |
If the Channels docker is not open, click Window Dockers Channels or Image Channels. |
2 . | Click the Flyout button , and click Save as. |
3 . | In the Save an alpha channel to disk dialog box, choose the folder where you want to save the alpha channel. |
4 . | Type a filename in the File name box. |
5 . | Choose a file type from the Save as type list box. |
6 . | Click Save. |
To save a color mask to disk |
1 . | Click Mask Color mask. |
2 . | Create a color mask. |
3 . | Click the flyout button, and click Save color mask. |
4 . | Choose the folder where you want to save the color mask. |
5 . | Type a filename in the File name box. |
6 . | Click Save. |
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