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Photoshop Plugin for Simulating Different BW films

Photoshop Plugin for Simulating Different BW films

2003-06-24 by wrlangstonusa

Good day all,

Some weeks (or months) back - these years I tend to loose track of
passing time pretty easily - there was mention of a software (a PS
plug-in I think)able to produce effecs similar to different negative
film types. I was wondering if anyone can direct me to the name and
place that sells such a program. I have searched the archieves and
have not turne up what I am hunting.

Thank you for your time,
Bill L.

RE: [Digital BW] Photoshop Plugin for Simulating Different BW films

2003-06-24 by Jason DeFontes

http://www.silveroxide.com/
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: wrlangstonusa [mailto:blangsto@...] 
> 
> Some weeks (or months) back - these years I tend to loose 
> track of passing time pretty easily - there was mention of a 
> software (a PS plug-in I think)able to produce effecs similar 
> to different negative film types. I was wondering if anyone 
> can direct me to the name and place that sells such a 
> program. I have searched the archieves and have not turne up 
> what I am hunting.

Re: [Digital BW] Photoshop Plugin for Simulating Different BW films

2003-06-24 by Kevin Gulstene

Bill-

I'm not sure if this is the one you recall but it does simulate  
different b/w film when converting from color.

www.silveroxide.com

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Kevin
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> Good day all,
>
> Some weeks (or months) back - these years I tend to loose track of
> passing time pretty easily - there was mention of a software (a PS
> plug-in I think)able to produce effecs similar to different negative
> film types. I was wondering if anyone can direct me to the name and
> place that sells such a program. I have searched the archieves and
> have not turne up what I am hunting.
>
> Thank you for your time,
> Bill L.
>
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Re:Photoshop Plugin for Simulating Different BW films

2003-06-25 by grdglass@aol.com

The one with all the bells and whistles is called B+W Pro and its from the 
ImagingFactory.  It's $99.

Helene

> Some weeks (or months) back - these years I tend to loose track of
> passing time pretty easily - there was mention of a software (a PS
> plug-in I think)able to produce effecs similar to different negative
> film types. I was wondering if anyone can direct me to the name and
> place that sells such a program. I have searched the archieves and
> have not turne up what I am hunting.
> 



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