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I came across an ad in a magazine a few months ago advertising for film separations. You would give them a full color photo and they would supply you with a 2 color separation that looked like a full color image! It wasn’t strictly a duo tone. It was separated with some other method.
I can’t find the ad any more and I didn’t bookmark the site as it was only for Mac and I’m on PC. It was also very expensive and you didn’t actually buy software. You paid for a certain amount of separations and had to send off the file every time. If anyone knows what I’m talking about, could you please post a link to some information on this technique?
They had printed samples in the ad and the 2 color job looked like a washed out cmyk job, but still VERY good for 2 colors!
I can’t find the ad any more and I didn’t bookmark the site as it was only for Mac and I’m on PC. It was also very expensive and you didn’t actually buy software. You paid for a certain amount of separations and had to send off the file every time. If anyone knows what I’m talking about, could you please post a link to some information on this technique?
They had printed samples in the ad and the 2 color job looked like a washed out cmyk job, but still VERY good for 2 colors!
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