# Split Image

This function block allows you to separate a given RGB image into its individual color channels: Red, Green, and Blue.

## 📥 Inputs <a href="#inputs" id="inputs"></a>

`Image RGB` This input accepts an RGB image that you want to split into its color channels.

## 📤 Outputs <a href="#outputs" id="outputs"></a>

`Red Channel` The output image containing only the red channel data from the original RGB image.

`Green Channel` The output image containing only the green channel data from the original RGB image.

`Blue Channel` The output image containing only the blue channel data from the original RGB image.

## 🕹️ Controls <a href="#controls" id="controls"></a>

No specific controls are available for this function block. It simply processes the RGB image as input.

## 🎨 Features <a href="#features" id="features"></a>

`Channel Separation` The block splits the RGB image into three distinct grayscale images representing the intensity of each channel.

`Easy Integration` Outputs can be used directly in other function blocks for further processing, such as blending or filtering.

## 📝 Usage Instructions <a href="#usage" id="usage"></a>

1. **Input RGB Image**: Connect an RGB image to the `Image RGB` input.
2. **Evaluate the Block**: Run the block to split the image into its red, green, and blue channels.
3. **Access Outputs**: Retrieve the split channels from the respective outputs for further processing.

## 📊 Evaluation <a href="#evaluation" id="evaluation"></a>

When the block is executed, it will provide three images corresponding to the red, green, and blue channels of the input RGB image.

## 💡 Tips and Tricks <a href="#tips-and-tricks" id="tips-and-tricks"></a>

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<summary>Combining Channels</summary>

To reassemble the image from its channels, use the `Merge Channels` function block after splitting the images. This can be useful if you have modified individual channels and want to combine them back into an RGB image.

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<summary>Image Enhancement</summary>

After splitting, consider applying filters or adjustments to individual channels to enhance specific aspects of the image before merging them back together.

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## 🛠️ Troubleshooting <a href="#troubleshooting" id="troubleshooting"></a>

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<summary>Incorrect Outputs</summary>

If the output images do not seem correct, ensure that the input image is indeed an RGB image and has not been manipulated improperly prior to being connected.

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<summary>Missing Channels</summary>

If you find that a channel is missing or appears to be empty, check to ensure that the original image contains the expected color data.

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