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The Magician
Oct 17, 2004
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I’m not exactly sure if I’m using this term right…but what’s the best way to duplicate or achieve the B&W engraved type of image in a picture, as
they use for someone’s portrait like on paper money or more exactly… as used in the New York Times?
Thanks!
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The Magician
Oct 21, 2004
In article , says…
I’m not exactly sure if I’m using this term right…but what’s the best way to duplicate or achieve the B&W engraved type of image in a picture, as
they use for someone’s portrait like on paper money or more exactly… as used in the New York Times?
Thanks!

Hmm…guess no one knows…
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Bob 4
Oct 23, 2004
I’m not exactly sure if I’m using this term right…but what’s the best way to duplicate or achieve the B&W engraved type of image in a picture, as
they use for someone’s portrait like on paper money or more exactly… as used in the New York Times?
Thanks!

Hmm…guess no one knows…

Well yes, but it involves buying PSP-9
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RSD99
Oct 23, 2004
Actually …

The line-drawn images used "on paper money," and in The Wall Street Journal or The New York Times are actually the product of a very few highly talented and experienced *artists,* using antique devices such as a piece of *paper* and special artist’s *pencils* … and a LOT of ***skill.*** The WSJ is rather proud of their illustrations, and has commented on the process in the past.

Unfortunately, that effect cannot be directly reproduced with a computer-PhotoShop-Filter setup. You can … however … come somewhat close using one of the following filters:

Andromedia’s Cutline

Flaming Pear’s India Ink

Some of the other "woodcut" types of "filters" are also worth trying.
RW
Roger Whitehead
Oct 23, 2004
In article , The Magician wrote:
what’s the best way to duplicate or achieve the B&W engraved type of image

These people will sell you a plug-in for it –
http://www.andromeda.com/info/cutline.html

Roger
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Oct 24, 2004
The Magician wrote:

I’m not exactly sure if I’m using this term right…but what’s the best way to duplicate or achieve the B&W engraved type of image in a picture, as they use for someone’s portrait like on paper money or more exactly… as used in the New York Times?

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Roger Whitehead
Oct 27, 2004
In article , The Magician
wrote:
Hmm…guess no one knows…

You’ve had two answers, one from Mikaeru and one from me. Did you not see them?

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