[Alt-photo] Re: Cadmium yellow

[Marek Matusz]

I split my negatives into RGB  in photoshop R is printed with cyan pigment. G with magenta and B with yellow pigment.


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On Jul 21, 2013, at 3:40 AM, "remko" <remko at degraaff.biz> wrote:

> Marek, could you please explain what you mean by the "B negative"
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> is it the negative from the B being the Yellow negative or is it
> 
> the B negative meaning the Blue or Cyaan negative
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> Op 20-7-2013 20:32, Marek Matusz schreef:
>>  Bob, This is an example of opaque yellow, cadmium yellow used on the highlighs. I was not very happy with transparent yellows and decided to use a thin layer of opaque yellow on top (as a last layer). It is amazing how it opened the colour. This is a bad picture, my big camera is out of service, but it illustrates the point. The cad yellow was applied locally and exposed through a B negative. You could do something like this and exposed through positive as you would want this opaque layer to affect highlights only. As somebody suggested to use white in this scenario, but you can be even more creative. Here is the link to my picture https://plus.google.com/photos/105732508998271877151/albums/5882305049320410433 I am using this cadmium yellow on a couple more prints as we speak.  Marek                       
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