At 5:56 PM +0100 1/28/05, FFL wrote:
I want to save the apparent result, what is seen onscreen and not
the two separate pictures in one picture file (basically a jpeg at
best quality, but using whatever Quicktime does would be
preferable). It is not saving the pic and the mask either separately
or joined, it is saving the "mixing result" of what the canvas puts
on screen.
Oh, well then that's easy. Simply make a picture, fill the
background with whatever you want the background to be (i.e., what
will be mixed with the picture), draw your masked picture into this,
and then pass it to FolderItem.SaveAsPicture or SaveAsJPEG or
whatever.
Best,
- Joe
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