See pp. 63-64 of his Adobe Photoshop Master Class (2000 ed.), it's short enough & intuitive enough to pick up loitering at your local bookstore (although the book itself is well worth the money). Bill Iverson --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "frankg_photo" <frank@f...> wrote: > In order to conserve paper, especially if you're using a premium > priced product like Photo Rag, how can I best do "test strips" in PS ? > > For those who did not work in a conventional darkroom, test strips > are multiple exposure strips made on a single sheet of paper(to > compare subtle increments of exposure & save wasting entire sheets. > > Obviously the issue isn't exposure here but I thought there must be a > way of applying various differences, perhaps on separate layers, and > having them side by side on a sheet? Or, perhaps there is a way of > utilizing off cuts from larger sheets, & printing a portion of the > image. > > Anyway, if you're working in some such way, I'd be interested in > hearing your method/s > thanks > Frankg
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Re: "Test Strips" - how John Paul Caponigro does them
2002-10-15 by Bill Iverson
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