Take two images as inputs and apply a compositing effect.


Properties


  • Blending Mode : Choose the compositing mode to compute
    Default : Source Over
  • Opacity Src : Sets the opacity for the source image
    Default : 1.0
  • Opacity Dst : Sets the opacity for the destination image
    Default : 1.0

Blending Modes


These correspond to the 12 standard “Porter Duff” operators that define all possible results of mixing the four regions formed by the overlapping of two graphical objects containing an alpha channel. More information here.

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Clear Neither source nor destination is output
Source Only source is output
Destination Only destination is output
Source Over Source is over destination, both are output
Destination Over Destination is over source, both are output
Source In Source is output only where it overlaps destination
Destination In Destination is output only where it overlaps source
Source Out Source is output only where it does not overlap destination
Destination Out Destination is output only where it does not overlap source
Source Atop Source is output where it overlaps destination. Destination is output elsewhere
Destination Atop Destination is output where it overlaps source. Source is output elsewhere
XOR Source and destination are combined only where they do not overlap


Inputs


Name Type Description
Source Image First image to be used in the compositing
Destination Image Second image to be used in the compositing
Opacity Src Float Opacity for the first image
Opacity Dst Float Opacity for the second image

Outputs


Name Type Description
Image Image Image output of the effect

Example




In this example :
  • Blending Mode : Source In
  • Opactity Src : 1.0
  • Opactity Dst : 1.0

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