Hello mike, First, thank you for your response. But no, it doesn't work, i've already tried this before. I will try to explain better myself , using an example: Imagine you've a photo of a crowd. You want to show up just a face on this photo. So, you create a semi-opaque channel. Then, you select the face (channel is seleted), perhaps feather it and then you cut it. Result: the crowd is in "darkness" and the face you've selected is in normal light, because there's a hole in the channel. It is this effect i can't save. I've inserted in this message a little xcf file to illustrate this. Can everybody try to make jpg, bmp, ... file wich is exactly the visible representation of this file and say how you've made (the "grab window" method is not valid because the image i want to save is bigger than my screen :-[ Thanks in advance. -----Message d'origine----- De: Mike Peters [mailto:mpeters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Date: mardi 31 octobre 2000 16:58 À: COUTIER Eric Objet: Re: "apply" a channel COUTIER Eric wrote: > I know this. It's hard to explain... I simply want to save in bmp, jpg... > format EXACTLY what i see on the screen. That's mean: image opacified by the > channel. So i've thought it's possible to "flatten" channel as you can > "flatten" layers but it seems it's not the case. So. What is the solution ? > If you want exactly what you see Edit=>Copy Visible, Paste As New and save that. Or have I misunderstood the question? -- Mike Gimp for Windows FAQ: http://wingimpfaq.cjb.net/
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