Digital BW, The Print

That's it! The Russel Brown method is the one I spoke about in my  
initial post but I didn't remember where I got it from. Just a note  
here, in Russels version the only way to make any changes on the  
Filter adjustment layer is to adjust the lightness of each color. The  
saturation has little or no effect. Now, if you look at Clayton's  
version, instead of an extra H/S layer, he uses a Channel Mixer  
adjustment layer. When used with a H/S adjustment layer below it, you  
can control the tones for each color with all three sliders in the H/ 
S...Hue, Saturation and Lightness. Goooo Clayton. I think you should  
march right into Russels office at Adobe and lay down the facts! LOL!

Mark


On Jan 24, 2008, at 1:00 PM, Mic wrote:

> Russel Brown gives a similar technic but with two Hue/Sat layers.
> You create the first one and you choose the blending mode to  
> "color", that will act as filters.
> You create the second one and just d�saturate to -100, that will  
> act as your B&W film.
> Then you reopen the "filters' layer" and make all the ajustements  
> you want on Hue/Sat and Ligthness for each color.
>
> Cheers
> Michel
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