Michael - honestly, I'm not sure. I think I had a book about some kids on an adventure that was illustrated with old-fashioned looking pictures (we're digging back 40 years!) - and I was thinking about it when I decided to tone this one.
The one below would look good toned as well but I like the whiteness of the car.
This will prove how retro I am, but since you can't use selenium to tone a photo in photoshop, how do you do it? Does the image have to be converted to RGB?
Matt - it's just the PowerRetouche Plug-In for photoshop which has various toning options. I've stopped pouring selenium over the files like I used to :)
And yes - RGB. Actually most of the images posted are still in RGB (The Sharpner Plug-In only works in RGB)and I print them in RGB (the 4800 doesn't care whether they're in RGB or Grayscale) and unless I convert them back to grayscale - they're still posted in RGB mode.
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Michael - honestly, I'm not sure. I think I had a book about some kids on an adventure that was illustrated with old-fashioned looking pictures (we're digging back 40 years!) - and I was thinking about it when I decided to tone this one.
The one below would look good toned as well but I like the whiteness of the car.
This will prove how retro I am, but since you can't use selenium to tone a photo in photoshop, how do you do it?
Does the image have to be converted to RGB?
Matt - it's just the PowerRetouche Plug-In for photoshop which has various toning options. I've stopped pouring selenium over the files like I used to :)
And yes - RGB. Actually most of the images posted are still in RGB (The Sharpner Plug-In only works in RGB)and I print them in RGB (the 4800 doesn't care whether they're in RGB or Grayscale) and unless I convert them back to grayscale - they're still posted in RGB mode.
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