--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "robert49brake" <robert49brake@...> wrote: > ="0;0 100;100""" would define an ACV curve as it would run from lower left to upper right in Photoshop curves in > Pigment mode. That curve would have no effect, much like opening a new curve box in Photoshop. You can then > define with points a curve of any shape PS will allow (you still have the PS spline to deal with) With a pigment curve > any part of the curve dipping below the original line will lighten that area and any area above will darken that area > much like a simple 'S" contrast curve in Pigment% mode. Please ignore the above part I was confusing that with another technique for defining individual inks. The method that follows in the original post about drawing a curve in Photoshop and then providing a path to that curve is the only correct way to do it, Mea Culpa, Robert
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Re: Adjusting Curves after Linearization
2009-02-05 by robert49brake
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