FotoDave@aol.com
Mon, 25 Jan 1999 11:19:42 -0500 (EST)
In a message dated 1/25/99 6:45:23 AM Pacific Standard Time,
kthayer@pacifier.com writes:
> I've had the feeling that people
> didn't always understand that when they change the file to CMYK, the CMY
> values are adjusted in a way that's not straightforward, to keep the
> density of the pixel the same as black is added. I've had the feeling
> that some believed that the RGB values were simply converted straight
> across to CMY and black was simply added, adding density to the file,
> which is not the case in Photoshop.
Katherine,
I appreciate that, and I am sure MANY have appreciated that very much. That
particular example (I forgot now whether you listed numbers but described the
numbers in the K channel) was particularly great for anyone wanting to learn a
little more get some feel on Photoshop separation.
I have a feeling that we were not disagreeing on ONE thing, but we looked
disagreeing because we were talking about different things! But this thread
actually shows that it is good when people can clarify more and describe more
because like right now, I think it is very very clear what particulars and
details that we are talking about.
But as I said, maybe it was only I who was unclear. If so, I apologise again.
I hope neither you or the list will be upset because a person is unclear about
the topic under discussion. :)
Dave
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