Let’s say we have layer0 with opacity 100%, and layer1 with opacity 50%, layer1 merged down with layer0 as new file.
Now we have this new file and the original layer0, any chance to work out the original layer1?
Thanks for any help.
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The fact that layer0 has 100% opacity, is not that meaningful (if it’s less than 100%, what should we see through it?). An opacity of 70% usually means, we see the the weighted average of this layer for 70% and the layer beneath it for 30%.
For every pixel
newexpressed in pixels fromlayer0andlayer1:rearranging terms:
Because of possible rounding (pixels are usually stored in range of 0-255), you might not get the exact original layer back. Every pixel could be off by 1.