Re: levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Phil Bard
Steve, Levels is how you set the W and B points. However, if you perform Levels directly on the pixel (Background) layers, these changes rewrite pixel values
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Suggestions on large black and white output?
2003-06-10 by chipcarterdc
Hi, I just made a sale for one of my images. The client wants it as a 20x30. SInce I only have an Epson 2200, I obviously can t do this one myself. My local
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Victor Landweber
If you re using PS5 or earlier it won t work. It was a new feature with Photoshop 6 -- and a good one!
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by nick90290
... really a gold ... spotting is included), but what I d like to know is how you manage dodge/burn *evenly* large areas like skies. Maybe using a pen and
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Victor Landweber
Nope -- works fine under Windows in Grayscale and RGB modes (either 8 or 16 bits) . It doesn t work in Indexed or Lab modes.
RE: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Alessandro Pardi
Hi Nick, I m glad you re having a good time around here, this place is really a gold mine... Two hours of work from scan to final image ain t bad (especially
Re: levels and grain
2003-06-10 by nick90290
... you ... digital ... Hi Steve Re setting your black/white points, a few things - firstly, don t you just sometimes ignore whether you have unclipped
Re: levels and grain
2003-06-10 by scrber
I too have been following this with interest and it HAS made me rethink what I ve been doing, I often use dodge / burn on masked selection areas, but only ever
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by nick90290
Hi Steve, Allesandro Reading all these postings over the last few days on methods of grading that do or don t avoid grain has been fascinating and quite a
Re: levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Phil Bard
... Clayton, I m glad it was of interest to you. It was actually already written, it was one of 3 chapters I contributed to Greg George s 50 Fast Photoshop 7
RE: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Alessandro Pardi
Absolutely no problem! I hope I didn t sound annoyed and my thanks for the link were sincere :-) Alessandro ... From: Phil Bard [mailto:phil@philbard.com]
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Phil Bard
... Alessandro, Oops, sorry. Didn t mean to sound condescending... Phil http://cirrus-digital.com http://philbard.com
Re: Another Shameless Plug
2003-06-10 by dsmithhfx
... to see ... distances in North ... did you use ... Thank you for the kind compliments. Yes it s great the city supports this gallery, though it is
[Digital BW] Re:levels and grain
2003-06-10 by grdglass
Tom, She has a whole chapter in her book on exposure correction that is very useful. The book is one of the best. Helene ... book Photoshop ... of the ...
Re:levels and grain
2003-06-10 by grdglass
Steve, Thanks, I see it. I had been looking for a pop up. Helene ... or ... mode. ... usually ... a ... about ... and ... as
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Anthony Atkielski
... No, PS 5.02.
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Anthony Atkielski
... That is self-evident. ... Hmm ... so that would mean that YOUR video card can do it, right?
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Anthony Atkielski
... NVidia GeForce2 MX 100/200 64 MB currently set to 1600x1200 with 32-bit color, 60 Hz refresh
Re: [Digital BW] Re:levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Thomas Fors
The new layer dialog box appears if you use the menu or Alt (option?) click the new layer button in the layers palette. Once you select a blending mode, it
Re:levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Stephen Kobrin
Helene, I use PS 7.1. Don t use a background copy layer, just a plain, standard new layer. After you click new layer, the command box, or whatever it is
Compatible Printers for Quadtones?
2003-06-10 by Terry
What is the complete list of printers that are compatible with any of the Quadtone B&W printing systems that are out there? Usually, I ve only seen Epson
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... You are using PS 6 or PS 7 correct? Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community (highly recommended by
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... That simply means YOUR video card can t do it... It works for me even in 32 bit mode.. Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest
Re:levels and grain
2003-06-10 by grdglass@aol.com
Stephen, Nice technique. Where exactly does the the box pop up asking about medium gray...in the background copy layer? I m using PS 7.01 and there isn t a
RE: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Daniel Staver
... I ve tested this on at least three or four different XP machines and it works on all of them. No problems with 32-bit color mode as far as I can see...
RE: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Alessandro Pardi
Phil, thanks for the link. I was indeed aware of adjustment layers, but this whole thread started when Nick wrote about how he discovered that using the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS FS-N / MIS FS
2003-06-10 by Martin Wesley
... From: chatzebussi To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 10:16 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Anthony Atkielski
... The documentation says it requires the Video LUT option and/or 256-color mode. It doesn t seem to work for me, in 32-bit color mode, on WinXP (with or
RE: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Henrik
it certainly does so, even in 16-bit mode!! :-)) just keep the ALT down, and point the mouse on one of the sliders all at the same time! you will get either
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Anthony Atkielski
... This option apparently doesn t work under Windows except in 256-color mode.
Re: MIS FS-N / MIS FS
2003-06-10 by chatzebussi
... difference ... and a ... at one ... good ... the paper ... at times. ... is not ... Martin Thanks. Just the info I needed. And you are perfectly right: The
Re: New User
2003-06-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Joe, Welcome to the forum and to digital BW. ... Some people report very few problems and others have a difficult struggle, and it can seem like voodoo
Re: levels and grain
2003-06-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Phil, ... Excellent article! I know it s a lot of work, but I m sure many people will benefit from it. I learned a lot from it, thanks very much for
Re: [Digital BW] review of new StudioPrint 10 RIP
2003-06-10 by Martin Wesley
... From: To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 2:51 PM Subject: [Digital BW] review of new
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Working in 8 bit then converting to 16 bit??
2003-06-10 by Happy Eyeball
When I resize an image downward, I always convert it to 16 bit first. Perhaps it does nothing, but then again, maybe there s benefit from the greater bit depth
Re: OPM: Recent beta fixes my (2200) problems
2003-06-09 by Phil Rose
... I don t know if Bowhaus would do that until they get more feedback about it. I sent them feedback about my session with 1.02b5, but I have no idea if
Hydrocote
2003-06-09 by wharfwalker
For European, or UK members, I ve found a source for Hydrocote as follows: 5L Hydrocote water based self sealing clear in gloss - satin or matt £31.49 + VAT
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Working in 8 bit then converting to 16 bit??
2003-06-09 by Martin Wesley
... From: johngeyles To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 1:29 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Re:
review of new StudioPrint 10 RIP
2003-06-09 by hjswim2@aol.com
List member and NYC fine-art photographer Amadou Diallo s has his review on the new StudioPrint 10 RIP for quadtone printing here:
Re: OPM: Recent beta fixes my (2200) problems
2003-06-09 by johngeyles
... Antonio, or anyone ? The version that downloads from bowhaus.com still seems to be 1.02. Will they soon make this new version the one you get when you
Re: Working in 8 bit then converting to 16 bit??
2003-06-09 by Roy Harrington
... 8bit- 16bit ... 16bit ... the ... surprised ... 16bit, ... from ... Yes, adding noise to the bottom byte could be done. But Photoshop doesn t . It
Re: Working in 8 bit then converting to 16 bit??
2003-06-09 by johngeyles
... I am purely speculating here ... but one can imagine an 8bit- 16bit conversion that is not quite as straightforward and might create a better image. The
Re: UK Print Exchange-to compare different systems.
2003-06-09 by johngeyles
... Maybe I m missing something, but there is a whole family of options for improvement other than the two you mention. These involve addtional software to
New User
2003-06-09 by joe231354
I just purchased an Epson 1280. I have printed some color prints and they look great using the supplied espson inks. However my intent was to use this
Re: [Digital BW] levels and grain
2003-06-09 by Phil Bard
... Alessandro, I don t know if you are aware of it or not, but using masked adjustment layers is a great way to do contrast and value control on your images.
Re: [Digital BW] MIS FS-N / MIS FS
2003-06-09 by Martin Wesley
... From: chatzebussi To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 10:53 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
MIS FS-N / MIS FS
2003-06-09 by chatzebussi
Hello, Can anyone direct me to a website, where I could see the difference between MIS FS-N and MIS FS huewise (neutral? warm?. The hues I know are the
Good price inkjet paper source
2003-06-09 by James Klebau
Does anyone on the list know of an inkjet paper seller with the name IT, or something similar? I think they are in Chicago area and supposed to have very low
Re: Another Shameless Plug
2003-06-09 by Antonis Ricos
Nice work David. Congratulations and good luck with the show. Nice to see the city support this effort, too. As for Los Angeles... it s hardly the measuring
Re: [Digital BW] QuadToneRIP 2.0 beta version
2003-06-09 by Roy Harrington
... Staver wrote: Hi Daniel, The Linux version is definitely more work and dirty hands than the Mac which is pretty much plug and play. ...