Re: cyan, magenta, yellow layers in photoshop?

["j. l. t." <luriete@CSUS.EDU>]

Convert to CMYK, then fiddle with each channel in the channels menu - you
can split and recombine or alter curves in each individually.

any other questions re: photoshop email me offlist

jlt

On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Siri Huntoon wrote:

> Hello list members,
>
> i am making a booklet with pages produced in various ways - started out
> by  cutting out letters from erasers and making some prints with these
> with a cyan, yellow and magenta inkpads.  was just having fun mixing
> those colors, printing the letters all sorts of ways, layering the
> colors.
>
> now i want to do the same thing with a b&w photo in photoshop  -   same
> colors, each on its own layer.  feel very stupid & can't figure out how
> to do it!  "monotone" seems to make the whole image monotone - not just
> the one layer.  cutting out of the black channell & pasting into a spot
> channell makes my layer empty.  is some other program better for this?
> tried quark but couldn't figure out how to layer the images
> transparently.
>
> any help is much appreciated.
>
> siri huntoon
>
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