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_________ Blend Modes _________
Premiere Pro Blend Modes
A - Standard
B - Darken
C - Lighten
D - Contrast
E - Difference
F - HSL
[A - Standard]
1) Normal (Normal)
default mode.
2) Dissolve | 50% (Sprenkeln)
the result color is a random replacement of the pixels with the base color or the blend color
[B - Darken]
3) Darken (Abdunkeln)
"whichever is darker"
pixels lighter than the blend are replaced
pixels darker than the blend do not change
4) Multiply (Multiplizieren)
multiplies the base color by the blend color
is always a darker color
black produces black
white leaves unchanged
"similar to drawing with multiple marking pens"
5) Color Burn (Farbig nachbelichten)
darkens the base color to reflect the blend color
by increasing the contrast between the two
blending with white produces no change
6) Linear Burn (Linear nachbelichten)
darkens the base color to reflect the blend color
by decreasing the brightness
Blending with white produces no change
7) Darker Color (Dunklere Farbe)
displays the lower value color
Darker Color does not produce a third color
chooses the lowest channel values from both the base and the blend color to create the result color
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Compares the total of all channel values
[C - Lighten]
8) Lighten (Aufhellen)
whichever is lighter—is the result color
pixels darker than the blend color are replaced
pixels lighter than the blend color do not change
9) Screen (Negativ multiplizieren)
multiplies the inverse of the blend and base colors
is always a lighter color
black leaves the color unchanged
white produces white
effect like projecting multiple photographic slides on top of each other
10) Color Dodge (Farbig abwedeln)
brightens the base color to reflect the blend color
by decreasing contrast between the two
blending with black produces no change
11) Linear Dodge (Add) (Linear abwedeln (HinzufĂĽgen)
brightens the base color to reflect the blend color
by increasing the brightness
blending with black produces no change
12) Lighter Color (Hellere Farbe)
displays the higher value color
Lighter Color does not produce a third color
chooses the highest channel values from both the base and blend color to create the result color
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Compares the total of all channel values
[D - Contrast]
13) Overlay (Ăśberlagern)
depending on the base color
mixed to reflect the lightness or darkness of the original color
14) Soft Light (Weiches Licht)
Darkens or lightens the colors
depending on the blend color
black or white produces a distinctly darker or lighter area
but does not result in pure black or white
The effect is similar to shining a diffused spotlight on the image
15) Hard Light (Hartes Licht)
Multiplies or screens the colors
depending on the blend color
black or white results in pure black or white.
The effect is similar to shining a harsh spotlight on the image.
16) Vivid Light (Intensives Licht)
increasing or decreasing the contrast
depending on the blend color.
17) Linear Light (Lineares Licht)
decreasing or increasing the brightness
depending on the blend color
18) Pin Light (Stiftlicht)
Replaces the colors
depending on the blend color
This is useful for adding special effects to an image
19) Hard Mix (Harter Mix)
changes all pixels to primary additive colors
(red, green, or blue), white, or black.
[E - Difference]
20) Difference (Differenz)
blending with white inverts the base color values
blending with black produces no change
21) Exclusion (Ausschluss)
Same like Difference
but lower in contrast
blending with white inverts the base color values
blending with black produces no change
22) Subtract (Subtrahieren)
subtracts the blend from the base color
23) Divide (Dividieren)
divides the blend from the base color
[F - HSL]
24) Hue (Farbton)
hue of the blend color
luminance and saturation of the base
25) Saturation (Sättigung)
saturation of the blend color
luminance and hue of the base color
no (0) saturation (gray) causes no change
26) Color (Farbe)
luminance of the base color
hue and saturation of the blend color
preserves the gray levels in the image
useful for coloring monochrome images and for tinting color images
27) Luminosity (Luminanz)
luminance of the blend color
hue and saturation of the base color
creates the inverse effect of Color mode
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