That sounds similar to the different color palettes that Chris Anderson posted on her website.... substituting different reds or even browns for magenta, etc?
On Jan 25, 2009, at 2:39:26 PM, "Alberto Novo" <alt.list@albertonovo.it> wrote:
True. Watching the histogram and then checking the results, merging the layers to see if there are zones not covered by the separations. Then expanding or shrinking the % of each selection accordingly to the correction they need, etc. But this allows you to make your choice on the main colors of the image, or whatever color you want, making a number of selections on your choice. The fun begins when you print your separations with colors that are different from the originals, making credible images not reproducing the reality.