Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Easy now, a pain back in the day when we walked up hill in the snow and paid 29 Cents for a gallon of gas.
Thanks for the tips on separation. For those that have grown up in the digital age you are lucky. Most of the stuff we take for granted nowadays took hours if not days to perform in a darkroom, plus hand masking, tray development of positives etc. Sim Process is now so much easier. Heck we used to hand stipple with a #2 Rapidograph over previouisly hand stippled art to blend colors and create tonal transitions.
You had shoes to wear? I walked to school in the snow barefoot.
Quote from: bimmridder on April 21, 2016, 10:30:06 AMYou had shoes to wear? I walked to school in the snow barefoot. I walked to school, in the snow, no shoes, up hill both ways.
I get asked (quite often) about how to add a specific top colors' data to an underbase so the color prints brighter on darks. And to a lesser extent, although important, how to remove the data of a given channel from another and did a basic video on using Apply Image a short while ago. Its a MUST tool when doing separations in Photoshop.Here 'ya go. Should be helpful to those with little to no experience using it.http://www.ultraseps.com/apply-image-photoshop-tutorial-ultraseps.php
Hmm, I've always used Calculations to do that; I'll check the vid to see if I can figure out where they differentiate... thanks, SteveSteve