Split Image

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

📥 Inputs

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

📤 Outputs

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

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

🎨 Features

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

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

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

Combining Channels

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.

Image Enhancement

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

🛠️ Troubleshooting

Incorrect Outputs

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.

Missing Channels

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.