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Example for the Recompose command

Original image (decomposed to RGB)

Example for the Recompose command

Command Recompose applied


This command reconstructs an image from its RGB, HSV, etc. components directly, unlike the Compose command which uses a dialog.

You can access this command from the main menu through Colors → Components → Recompose. This command is active after using Decompose.

   
   
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