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I am converting tif image into jpg. Tif image has layers - one with green color and one with purple. When I open the original image, the default color is purple. But after converting to jpg the default color is green.
Interesting is that in Windows preview the image is purple but in editor it is green. The layers are somehow mixed-up. Is there any way to convert the image into the purple layer withou selecting the layers manually?
snibgo wrote:
This shows the file contains two images. ...
Well, yes I saw that, but it is not clear to me why is this so, because it was supposed to be layers. Well, after little while I came to that there is a mask, not layer. So it is maybe the reason it has two images.
Thank you very much, I will use your suggested solution for picking nth layer.