Re: [Digital BW] Split Tone effect with Paul Roark MIS VM inkset?
2003-01-03 by Robert Paup
I have not tried it but why not select the highlights using the magic wand or a threshold mask and apply the warm curve, apply the cool curve to the shadows and the neutral curve to the rest.
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From: Forrest MacCormack
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 9:01 PM
Subject: [Digital BW] Split Tone effect with Paul Roark MIS VM inkset?
Hello,
I just converted my Epson 1280 with a continuos flow system with the MIS
variable mix (VM) inkset. I've been using Paul Roark's curves and I've had
great success. Thanks Paul!! I would like to make a split tone effect
print (example: cool blacks and shadows with warm yellowish highlights)
1. Does anyone have curves I could download for doing something like this?
I've snooped around a bit but haven't found anything.
2. I want to purchase another 1280. Anyone had horror stories with a
factory refurbished Epson 1280? Places to avoid purchasing factory
refurbished printers? Places you would recommend?
3. Anyone know if Epson will continue the $100 rebate on the 1280 this year?
Or will the lower the price? The rebate expired 12/31/02.
Best regards,
Forrest MacCormack
Arlington, VA
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