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Help wanted: A true duotone.
John, could you elaborate on this process? I tried going straignt to simply deleting the green channel from the RGB and then picking the orange and blue for the new channels; it worked to an extent, but lacked contrast. I assume the first part I hopped over helps with that. Once I have them...- tryblinking
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Help wanted: A true duotone.
Yes John, I think you’ve solved it. That’s pretty much what I was asking for. Perhaps a darker pair of inks could improve the contrast. As for the output and use @JeffK, oddly I haven’t quite decided. It could be getting images printed as large canvasEd, or even producing two separations to...- tryblinking
- Post #4
- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Help wanted: A true duotone.
Hi all, hope someone might be able to help with a conversion question. I’ve been looking for years to find a way of converting an RGB image to the closest approximation possible using 2 inks. My aim is to create a colour image which doesn’t immediately feel like a duotone. Say I have a snowy...- tryblinking
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- colourspace convert duotone overprint spot color
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
