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Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1313

2003-02-14 by Scott Jolliff

On Friday, February 14, 2003, "digikdm <monroekd@...>" 
<monroekd@...> wrote:


> Has anyone noticed that when you burn a B&W image in an RGB format
> that the burned area takes on a yellowish hue? This of course doesn't
> occur in greyscale mode, but my scans are usually in RGB mode, and I
> usually work in RBG to maintain the option of colorizing portions of
> the print at some point.

I haven't experienced what you mention but try darkening the entire 
image with a new brightness/contrast adjustment layer. then fill that 
layer in with black (edit>fill...)  and then paint the areas you want 
burnt down with white. I like to darken more than I need and control 
the burning with the transperancy setting of the brush that I'm using. 
(I never use the burn tool. I like the results from this method far 
better).

Scott Jolliff
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