Eternyl Quick & Dirty Tutorial - FAST Gradient Map SEP start to finish
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Wait a second, I thought you were representing for the Windows peeps in the graphic art community!? Why did you switch to the forbidden fruit? Just kidding, excellent videos. Thanks for the great and easy to understand instruction. Much appreciated.
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THis was incredible to watch..I had no idea you could do it this way. But let me ask, at the very beginning you said your image has to be a gradient map....do you make th eimage a grafient map simply by clicking the gradient box to the right of the youtub screen i'm looking at? In other words can I take any image, open it in photoshop..click "gradient map" and im good to go?
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Very insightful videos, thanks for taking the time to share this using a cool design too. I'm very new to this and I just wonder if the printer will do halftones for the color seps that aren't all solid black? Most look like they have shades of grey where the color gets weaker. Will they end up as halftones, is that how it works? Thanks anyways!! Awesome videos
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Really helpful info, thank you
Sorry for the delay...I really need a=some time to post my next set of videos...but to answer your question, yes if you apply a gradient map to anything you can sep it out with those colors from the "map"...so if it's a super detailed portrait photograph...you will have to apply many many gradient maps over the top of each area and mask off the parts not needed by that map....for example...1)all the flesh tones..2).any sky...3)and greenery...etc.
eternyl 3 months ago
They are all half tones...Basically the film will process through a RIP and create the halftones. Beware many novice printers, don't even use a RIP (Raster Image Processor)...and they wont know what to do.
eternyl 4 months ago