The goal was, using alpha channels, to show visually COLORED images. Not black or grayscale as usually !
v1,v2,v3,v3 bis : From any random/scrambled image (examples : Scrambled , First attempt (by ChatGPT) )
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v1 : Applying 12 different alpha channels
v2 : Applying multiple alpha channels = smooth gradient !
v3 : Applying multiple alpha channels = image !
(very complex custom method, works with ANY colored image/photo + ANY starting random pixels)
v3 bis : Definitively the best version, better than v3, but darker
v4 : special "double image", same but not from a random/scrambled image ... almost
(very complex custom method, works with ANY colored image/photo + ANY "visually grayscale image")
When you put off the alpha channel, you get this :
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v5 : composite * 3
Part A : PURE COLORS center (click to view the template)
Part B : The rest of PURE COLORS
Part C : The remaining scrambled, applying my custom method alpha channel
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In the same collection :
Fake gradient 12 colors v1
Fake gradient v2
Fake image v3
Fake image v3 bis
Fake double image v4
half-fake composite image v5
