Hello,
To give some insight into my dilemma. I made multiple copies of the image named “original” and then proceeded to use the bandpass filter to create layers with specific “bands” of information from the original image. I have all of the “bands” needed to make the original image, however, I can’t seem to compose them back together accurately.
I was told to try gimp’s grain merge a go, but as you can see in the file, it does not look like the original.
How should I approach solving it?
Hello @camo_steve
What do you want to achieve with bandpass filters? If you need frequency separation, you can also use “split details [wavelets]” filter in G’MIC:
and you will get layers with separate frequencies merged together with grain merge blend mode in GIMP that look like original:
BTW, why did you save your image montage as a PSD (Photoshop) file?
@camo_steve Welcome to the forum. I haven’t used bandpass (tutorial) before but it looks more complex than split_details. Grain merge simply won’t do. Please answer the following questions:
