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Questions about the process of how to make images in one, two, three or four flat printing inks.
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Replicate InDesign duo-tone in Photoshop
Another way to do this, essentially the same way that inDesign does it: a color overlay with the greyscale image as a mask.
Below I made two layers, each flood-filled black. I added a color overlay t …
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Printing photographs when job is a 2 spot color job
For inDesign, you can place a greyscale TIFF and then "tint" or "color" the image using swatches. You can set the box color and the grey level swatches separately depending on the selection mode you a …
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