Nick H. Nugent wrote: > > This is an excellent tip. I always fumbled around trying to create a > match but this is the best technique yet. But isn't it easier > to "lasso" the areas that have specs and print them onto the glossy > paper as your spotting palette? This way you will have an exact > match, well almost. > > --nick > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Roger L Sopher > <rlsopher@c...> wrote: > > > > > What ever works for you... I think it is easier to print a small wedge and then simply compare it to the print that needs to be spotted. A second advantage is that if you have a fair number of prints to spot there is plenty of ink mix. More likely, though, is that I am an old codger and that is the way, sort of, I learned to use Spotone many years ago... Roger
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Re: [Digital BW] Spotting Prints
2004-12-15 by Roger L Sopher
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