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GdPictureImaging.GetColorChannelFlagsY Method

Returns a new GdPicture image based on the Yellow channel of the CMYK color space of a GdPicture image.

C#
public int GetColorChannelFlagsY(
    int ImageID
);
Visual Basic
Public Function GetColorChannelFlagsY(
    ByVal ImageID As Integer
) As Integer
Parameters
Parameters 
Description 
ImageID 
GdPicture Image Identifier.  
Returns

0: The image could not created. Use the GetStat() function to determine the reason this function failed. 

Non-zero: GdPicture Image Identifier. The created image.

According to Wikipedia, CMYK (short for cyan, magenta, yellow, and key) is a subtractive color model used in color printing. 

This color model is based on mixing pigments of the following colors in order to make other colors: 

  • C = Cyan.
  • M = Magenta.
  • Y = Yellow.
  • K = Key (Black).
 

CMYK is the standard color model used in offset printing for full-color documents. CMYK, or four-color printing, generates a good final printout with excellent contrast.

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