Re: Anaglyph Pain - feColorMatrix and [feBlend or feComposite]

> It's quite possible to work around that issue for your use-case. See some  
> examples here:
> 
>      http://xn--dahlstrm-t4a.net/svg/filters/anaglyph/static/
> 
> The example anaglyphs there work in Inkscape, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and  
> IE10.
>
> Hope this helps

Sorry for the delay in replying, but thank you so much Eric, it helps enormously!  Thank you.


> What you have found is that the 'BackgroundImage' keyword in the filter  
> input attributes (in, in2) isn't well implemented in browsers.
I suspected that because I had some trouble with that in Chrome.  If you look at the "drawing.svg" example or "composite_clean.svg" though, I wasn't using it.

Nevertheless, I have my compatible solution for which I am grateful.


> However, it seems that Chrome 20 consistently renders it too light,  
> which causes it to be a little bit less vivid than it should be. All the  
> other browsers render it the same though.

Can I assume that other relevant SVG-bigwigs such as yourself will see this or should I post some bug reports somewhere?  Is there a fault in the assembly or syntax of "drawing.svg" to explain why it doesn't work with Opera?



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