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ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Working With Masks<br />

Converting Pixel and Vector Masks<br />

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Importing Photoshop Paths and Alpha Channels<br />

Into <strong>ORIS</strong> Mask Files<br />

Photoshop masks are listed in the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog and can<br />

be used just like any <strong>ORIS</strong> vector mask. Photoshop mask are automatically<br />

copied to the <strong>ORIS</strong> mask files when used for placing a cut-out.<br />

It is also possible to directly import Photoshop masks and alpha channels<br />

into the <strong>ORIS</strong> mask files. Mask import is supported for TIFF, EPS<br />

and JPEG images. Alpha channels are supported for TIFF images only.<br />

Note:<br />

1. Select MASKS | ACTIVATE.<br />

2. Select IMPORT MASK in the MENU window.<br />

All Photoshop masks and alpha channels are copied from the image<br />

file to the <strong>ORIS</strong> mask files.<br />

The Photoshop masks are stored as vector masks (mask type PATH),<br />

the alpha channels as 8-bit pixel masks (mask type PIXEL 8).<br />

3. A dialog appears that indicates the number of imported masks. Select<br />

OK. The first of the imported masks is loaded automatically. You<br />

can then select the masks you want to use (see page 22-5).<br />

When you reselect IMPORT MASK, the same Photoshop paths and alpha<br />

channels are imported again and stored as new masks.<br />

Note:<br />

<strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> cannot write Photoshop alpha channels. The alpha<br />

channels are lost when you save the image. A warning appears in this<br />

case.<br />

Exporting Masks as Photoshop Paths<br />

<strong>ORIS</strong> vector masks can be copied into the image file so that they can be<br />

used in Photoshop. This is supported for TIFF, EPS and JPEG images.<br />

1. Select MASKS | ACTIVATE.<br />

2. Select the vector mask(s) to be exported (see page 22-5).<br />

3. Click the SAVE IN IMAGE FILE button in the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog.<br />

An X appears in the IN IMAGE FILE column indicating that the<br />

mask(s) will be exported as soon as you save the image.<br />

4. Save the image file.<br />

The masks are copied from the <strong>ORIS</strong> mask files to the image file and<br />

are now available in Photoshop. A new mask of the type PHOTOSHOP<br />

appears in the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog.<br />

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