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Find Let's go back to normal and let's look at the categories.

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The first category you have here is that can multiply and so on.

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These are the substracted category.

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It means it will substract the colors.

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It will darken your pixels or it will remove the light colors or the bright colors.

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So like the name says in the beginning it will darken using whatever is beneath and it will create new

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colors.

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This is very important.

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Group or category of modes because this is the one that you will use to remove white backgrounds.

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You darken and then the white background can be removed.

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If I use multiply here you notice how the colors have changed here.

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They became much dark.

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Fine let's go to the next category and the next category is about lightning or making it brighter.

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You have to add the light and the screen.

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All of them will give you a certain intensity or more intensity in the colors and it will lighten the

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colors of the source layer using of course the land underneath.

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Now this is what we call the additive category and Ill give you very bright colors and this is used

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to remove black background is very useful to remove black background or the black spots within your

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image or you will move the next category is the overlay category.

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I like to call it like this but actually it's called the complex category the complex category meaning

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the words on the GLI less than 50 percent.

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So if your underlying Lares do not have any gray less than 50 percent the effort here might be completely

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new.

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But overlay and in most images and videos we have always less than 50 percent grey in certain areas

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at least if I apply overlay here you'll notice that the what ever is less than 50 percent grey has been

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removed.

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It has been lightened.

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This is the job of the complex category so this category is extremely useful and overlay itself is a

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very nice one that we almost always use.

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You can take each one of them and will try them in the next lecture.

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But just to show you the hard mix is trying to brighten all the gray areas and also brighten the less

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gray area.

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As soon as there is less than 50 percent gray each will work very fine.

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Good we go to the difference category.

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Actually this is called the difference category.

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The difference category will make the difference.

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It's an algorithm where the result is the difference in colors between the source and the underlying

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layer.

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It is a very nice and the options that you have here will differ very much difference.

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For example is different from divide not just here.

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Each one of them.

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So there is an algorithm here that will work and we change completely the colors of the source layer.

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I will cover the stencil and this is the category that we call the math category.

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It will create Amati you know like transmat something like this for all the layer.

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Or the layer underneath.

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If you use and my unit is here.

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It has created some kind of it not.

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We will see that in the case and how to use it.

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So in summary you have the substracted category where you will substract the colors and make them darker.

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Very useful to remove white backgrounds and the difficult category is when you lighten the colors and

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it's very useful to remove the black background complex category.

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Will work on the 50 percent or less gray and makes a lot of changes there.

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Difference category will give you a result where the colors that will appear on the source are the difference

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of the original colors of the source and the underlying one and then we have the math category that

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will act like a magnet or retract.

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This one we have seen for the last years and we see them in detail.

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Starting next lecture.

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Thank you very much for listening.

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I will see you in the next lecture.
