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I have a severe problem with my blue and green channels on a bunch of digital files. Does anyone know if the red channel can be used to create a new green and blue channel?
You might be able to repair one weak channel. Two is asking too much.
Dan Margulis has a lot of useful information on plate blending in his book ‘Professional Photoshop’. Parts of it are available on the web
e.g. ‘Plate Blending by Numbers’ see
http://www.ledet.com/margulis/Numbers.pdf
Dan always works in CMYK by the way neve RGB.
You might be able to repair one weak channel. Two is asking too much.Not true. If you actually read the book you mentioned you’d see that he works in CMYK, RGB and LAB, using whatever colour space is most suitable to the image. Read Chapter 11 "All Colour Spaces are One".
Dan Margulis has a lot of useful information on plate blending in his book ‘Professional Photoshop’. Parts of it are available on the web e.g. ‘Plate Blending by Numbers’ see http://www.ledet.com/margulis/Numbers.pdf
Dan always works in CMYK by the way neve RGB.
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 09:21:32 GMT, "John Rampling" wrote:
Not true. If you actually read the book you mentioned you’d see that he works in CMYK, RGB and LAB, using whatever colour space is most suitable to the image. Read Chapter 11 "All Colour Spaces are One".
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