Editing Color TSP art
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First, ensure that you are using an image editor which supports CMYK color models. In the discussion which follows, directions are provided for Adobe Photoshop [1, 2]. | First, ensure that you are using an image editor which supports CMYK color models. In the discussion which follows, directions are provided for Adobe Photoshop [1, 2]. | ||
− | After opening your | + | After opening your image file in Photoshop, change the color model to CMYK via the "Mode..." item of the "Image" menu. Under the "Mode..." item, select "CMYK Color". If asked which specific CMYK color model to convert to, just go ahead and use the default which Photoshop suggests. At this point, save your image file as a new file and use the "Photoshop" format, .psd. |
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To separate each color out, we will use a fairly manual technique. A better technique may well exist. | To separate each color out, we will use a fairly manual technique. A better technique may well exist. |