Digital BW, The Print

With the cheaper version of PW, I don't seem to be able to open the
Photoshop curves directly.  The "load" box doesn't show any of the PS curves
even if I change the extension/name.  Perhaps this is an extra feature on
the Pro version?

What I'd done is simply not the coordinates in PS and then transfer them to
the PW curve (that had the correct number of points added first) using
Notepad and opening the PW curve in text form.

On the cut/paste issue, I past the 21-step file into larger 8x10 files for
testing curves.  It seems odd that PW would omit something that seems like
such a basic operation.

Paul
http://www.PaulRoark.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Vanek [mailto:richard.vanek@...]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 5:52 AM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] Re: PS VM curves is Picture Window


Paul,

> It appears that the Photoshop curves that control the variable-tone
inks can
> be translated into Picture Window (PW) curves with relative ease by
just
> editing the PW curves in a text file.  So, PW can print the vm and
UT inks
> just fine.

I am using it for while now, directly your photoshop curves within pw
pro. It can load direclty Phosohop curves.

> (Could some PW user tell me how to copy and paste an image into an
existing
> file/window instead of a new one?)

As far as I know it doesn't. It is nice feature to open file in new
window only, also after you apply any trasnformation tool (curves, for
example) you will get result in new window.

Why you need it in the same window Paul?

--
richard
http://piskoftak.com/



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