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The Quartertone Quandary, the PPW,
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Dan Margulis - 5 days 21 hours : Lance, Thanks. The post is now corrected.
Lance - 6 days 0 hours : Dan, In your first two example images here, the image you’ve called out as #5054-default appears to be #2764 in the dataset. The caption there also calls the first image...
ANTONIO BIGGIO - 13 days 21 hours : In this article you explain very well what I’ve found in many of my image that sometimes convinced me to leave the ppw: although the ppw workflow is correct the result are not...Dan Margulis - 93 days 2 hours : Dirk, Unfortunately the book is unavailable and the publisher is no longer particularly interested in print titles. So, barring you wish to pay the extortionate amounts being...
Dirk Sachse - 97 days 3 hours : Hi Dan, where can I buy the Second Edition LAB Color book? It is on Amazon for a few hundred bucks. Regards Dirk
Gaetano - 105 days 6 hours : Hi Dan, I would like to add more insights to my message on how to go about getting desaturated highights (compared to saturated 3/4 tones). Granted that one could use density masks and...Dan Margulis - 109 days 5 hours : Dean, For those who cannot use Amazon to deliver to their own country we have a separate order procedure here.Dan Margulis - 109 days 6 hours : Dean, if you are scanning a B/W original on a powerful drum scanner and also are prepared to work in Photoshop, then you should deliberately scan with a color imbalance meaning...Dan Margulis - 109 days 18 hours : Viktor, I have no new videos scheduled. In my books I always indicate how my views have changed since the previous edition, if applicable. While this is of interest to many (since...Dan Margulis - 110 days 2 hours : Dean, the heyday for drum scanning was the early 1990s but only those working in companies that could afford them knew how to use them properly. Then the DTP explosion occurred...
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