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View ArticleForum Post: RE: Uncivil Behavior
Hi Bob, OK -- But I'm not stopping anything. This is the only place that I can voice strong opinions. At home, the wife is in command. 1. She's a lot smarter than me. 2. She's much better looking. 3....
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi Ariel, Those are only your opinions. You have said nothing -- absolutely nothing -- to back them up. I never told anybody whether to use another color space or not. I discussed what I do. Stop...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
As I only care about what it happens after I edit an image and/or create a design, CMYK printing lays down those colors of ink as appropriate in various densities In a pattern such as to avoid moire in...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: CorelDraw X7 printing problem when using fills
Yes, X7 is fully patched to the latest version, and actually that's when the problem started after it was patched. Its a Canon Pixma printer and Windows 7, but since printing works from the preview...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi Mike, There's no argument that 16 bit -- actually 12 bit -- has superior qualities to 8 bits. HOWEVER--I am faced with the following alternatives. 1. The conventional wisdom is that you must start...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: CorelDraw X7 printing problem when using fills
Indo not understand what you mean that printing from the preview window works, does that mean the preview is correct but then print is not?
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi David, So-- name a few colors of foliage that are outside the sRGB gamut. I believe that if they existed, some pixels in the green channel would end up as 255. I'll look for them in the spring. I...
View ArticleForum Post: Are there any good references on CMYK processing
Hi Everybody, I still can't understand blending colors with CMYK. Can anyone recommend a reference on processing in CMYK. I can't make heads or tails out of the CMYK color mode. For instance, how do...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Are there any good references on CMYK processing
100% "White" is the absence of color. It is essentially knocking out anything below it, allowing the print substrate to show through. It in practical ways is not any different than having a shape in CD...
View ArticleForum Post: Quick c# Question
I am fixing some old code, and I ran into this { letters['i'].letter =(let.Text.Contents)[0]; } Throwing the error Code CS0029, Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'int'. This worked for the old...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi Phil, With shooting RAW, and the camera you have, I would expect the RAW to work as the bracketed images you shoot as long as you process (or pre-process before PP) in a RAW editor. You should...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi David, I forgot to mention your endless posts on your expensive equipment, your load of customers, your constant anger at anyone who has an argument with Corel, etc. etc. etc. It sounds like you...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Are there any good references on CMYK processing
At the current state of the technology what you're asking is a small book. The easiest way to think of CMYK color is that it's the inverse of RGB, where 000 is dense black in RGB, in CMYK it's 100 100...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi Mike, Thanks for the run down on what you do. Are you allowed to post any of the pictures from the book of flowers. I would like to see how you handle retouching flowers. I occasionally go on a...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Are there any good references on CMYK processing
Hi David, OK. Now how does Magenta plus Cyan add up to nothing (0, 0, 0, 0). That's not the inverse of any RGB. I'll settle for a large book. I have never had any problem with retouching sRGB images in...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Hi Phil, I have always avoided posting anything that is commercial on-line. Feel free to post an unprocessed, preferably RAW, or Adobe RGB, image that is difficult. RAW is best if there are seemingly...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Are there any good references on CMYK processing
Hi Ross, As I've said before, don't open my posts. Do you mind if I post retouched photos. Some people -- most recently John Fawcett --have approved of the topics of my posts. Not too long ago, there...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Is this going to be another tempest in a tea pot
Kind, but undeserving words. It's too blown for all but the web and was actually the incorrect file that was uploaded. That one is the result of an automated process and embeds a ProPhoto by default....
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