Someone pleez explain how to composite a grayscale image with an RGB image

On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 06:11:52 -0500, Yoo Momma
wrote:

Maybe we should start by explaining to you where on a letter is the text to be written, Momma.
Hint
not on the outside of the envelope

Dave

Good morning, Ms Momma :-)

Convert the grayscale to an RGB image -- it won't pick up any tonal values that aren't there (in other words, it will only be RGB in name only).

Once it's an RGB image, copy it and put it on a (new) layer in the RGB image. Merge or mix them once they're all one RGB component.

Hope this helps.

Gary in tampa

On 11/25/07 6:11 AM, in article ,
"Yoo Momma" wrote:

Dave found these unused words:

On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 06:11:52 -0500, Yoo Momma
wrote:

Maybe we should start by explaining to you where on a letter is the text to be written, Momma.
Hint
not on the outside of the envelope

Dave

Ah but this is a 'post' {card?} so you do write on the 'outside'.

Also, it's not a 'letter' !

Kirk Splaat

Yoo Momma found these unused words:

desaturate.

On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 11:24:07 -0500, Gary wrote:

Good morning, Ms Momma :-)

Convert the grayscale to an RGB image -- it won't pick up any tonal values that aren't there (in other words, it will only be RGB in name only).
Once it's an RGB image, copy it and put it on a (new) layer in the RGB image. Merge or mix them once they're all one RGB component.
Hope this helps.

Gary in tampa

Thanks Gary

I was bone in Tampa, on McDill AFB, I then done grow'd up in New Smyrna Beach.