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Normal: It is the system default mode. When opacti (opacity) is 100%, this mode has no effect, only the layer will cover the background. Selecting opactiy as a value less than 100% will expose the layer to the background.
Dissolution mode
Dissolve: When opactiy is 100%, it doesn't work, so it must work with opactiy (opacity). When opactiy is fixed to a value less than 100%, the layer gradually dissolves, and some of its pixels disappear, and the disappearing position is random, and the background is displayed in the dissolved part. Form two layers of interactive effects.
Multiply mode
Multiply: This option produces a darker color than both the layer and the background. Use this mode to make some shadow effects. Here is a common sense: black and any color mix or black, and any color and white superposition, still get the color.
Screen mode
Screen: Some people say that it is an inverse operation of the multiply mode because its use will be the superposition of the lightness of the two layers. If you choose a light-colored layer, it is equivalent to a bleach that bleaches against the background. This means that if your layer is white, in this mode the background color will be very blurred.
Overlay mode
Overlay: The effect is equivalent to using both multiply and screen operations on a layer, deepening the depth of the background color, and overriding the light-colored part of the background.
Soft light mode
Soft light: It is similar to shining diffuse light from a point light onto an image. Using this mode, a faint shadow is formed on the background. The depth of the shadow is related to the depth of the color blended between the two layers. In short, the effect of this mode is mysterious and beautiful.
Glare mode
Hard light: This mode can be said to be a more intense mode of soft light. The color is softer than light, or more intense, or lighter, depending on the brightness of the color on the layer.
Color reduction mode
Color dodge: Increases the brightness of the layer so that the background is bleached. This mode is similar to screen. But its effect is more pronounced than screen. Due to the different colors of each part of the layer, it sometimes gets some unexpected results.
Color deepening mode
Color burn: This mode will have the opposite effect of color dodge, with the brightness of the layer decreasing and the color deepening.
Darken mode
Darken: In this mode, the colors or objects displayed on the screen are darker in the two layers. When we select some images, we often have some faint “flash†on the edges. At this time, we can use this mode to select a color between the main image color and the “flash†color, and to describe it, we can accurately select the image we need.
Brighten mode
Lighten (lighten): This mode is only available when the color of the layer is lighter than the background color. The light color of the layer will cover the dark part of the background.
Difference: This mode offsets the colors of layers and backgrounds to create a new color effect.
Exclusion model
Exclusion: This mode produces an image inversion effect that we can call a variant of the difference mode.
Hue mode
Hue (hue): This mode seems to be effective only for grayscale layers, where color layers disappear out of thin air.
Saturation mode
Saturation (saturation): This mode, you can try it yourself, when the layer is light, we will get its maximum effect.
Detailed light color mixing mode
Normal mode