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What the best way to prepare the images for print, but as monocrome like this example:
thx in advance.
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Save as greyscale tiffs and then you can change their colour in InDesign/Quark.
Now there's a sensible answer for you, so why not try to stop being such an annoying wanker all the time.
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i think it's: first turn to black and white then apply duotone(all this in ps)
- you would have to save out as a different file type if down in PS.Dancer
- like Tiff - as Max said.********
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Monocrome [sic] comes from the Greek μονόχρωμος (monochromos), meaning “of one color”, which is a combination of μόνος (monos), meaning “alone” or “solitary”, and χρώμα (chroma), meaning “color”.[1] Monochromatic light is light of a single wavelength, though in practice it can refer to light of a narrow wavelength range. A monochromatic object or image is one whose range of colors consists of shades of a single color or hue; monochrome images in neutral colors are also known as grayscale or black-and-white.
- I know its monocrome, we all know. I was asking for practical method.********
- I know its monocrome, we all know. I was asking for practical method.
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Thanks for your answear Max!
Sorry about being such a troll all the time, I´m trying to change my actions here at QBN. I think main problems are other trolls that makes me lol and that incentive me to act like one...
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- Hi MikeJJ!! Come on and let's have some LOLz in other threads! Let's kick some ass seabass! LOLOLOLOLjanne76
- fair enough
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Is there any way to change the colour of a b/w tiff in Illy? like in InDesign.
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duotone in PS
