Multiple Clipping Path
Multiple clipping path, also known as color path or color correction path, is an advanced image editing technique used to manipulate specific areas or elements within an image independently. Unlike traditional clipping paths which isolate entire objects, multiple clipping paths allow for selective adjustment of different parts of an image.
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Date
20 April 2024
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With multiple clipping paths, each element or region of the image is assigned its own clipping path. This enables editors to apply separate color corrections, adjustments, or enhancements to individual components within the same image. For example, in a photograph of a product with multiple color variations, each color variant can be isolated using its own clipping path, allowing for customized adjustments to brightness, contrast, hue, or saturation.
This technique is particularly valuable in industries such as e-commerce, fashion, and advertising, where product images often require meticulous color editing and customization. Multiple clipping paths offer a high level of control and precision, allowing designers to achieve consistent and visually appealing results across diverse product catalogs or marketing materials.
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