creating partial duotone

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Mark Karnes
Apr 25, 2007
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is there a way to take a duotone image and make part of it greyscale? using blue and black.
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Toobi-Won Kenobi
Apr 25, 2007
"Mark Karnes" wrote in message
is there a way to take a duotone image and make part of it greyscale? using blue and black.
TIA

Mark,

When creating a duotone it is a greyscale image until you select a different pantone ink (instead of white) from the dialogue box.
Once you have your duotone you can convert it back to RGB and then use Hue/Saturation on colorize to alter the hue.
This method may even do what you want without starting from a duotone.

TWK
MK
Mark Karnes
Apr 26, 2007
thanks for the info ill try it

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" wrote in message
"Mark Karnes" wrote in message
is there a way to take a duotone image and make part of it greyscale? using blue and black.
TIA

Mark,

When creating a duotone it is a greyscale image until you select a different pantone ink (instead of white) from the dialogue box. Once you have your duotone you can convert it back to RGB and then use Hue/Saturation on colorize to alter the hue.
This method may even do what you want without starting from a duotone.
TWK

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