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Monotone vs Duotone? |
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Mar 17th 2012 | #215233 Report |
Member since: Dec 15th 2008 Posts: 1 |
I want to create 2 t-shirt designs - 1 using 1 color and the other 2. For the 1 color, would I use a monotone or duotone? I always thought the background color counted, so thats why the term DUOtone applied, but now I'm rethinking that. I found this "duotone" tutorial using thresholds: http://www.creativepro.com/article/turn-color-photos-duotones-photoshop Original: Here's the final product: Is that actually a MONOtone? Using the Duotone dialog box, I created these... Monotone Does this truly only use 1 color ink? If the first pic, is also a monotone, is there some other terminology to distinguish between the 2? Duotone using green & black. Even though the true green rarely shows, it still only uses 2 inks because the green mixes with the black? THANKS! |
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Mar 17th 2012 | #215236 Report |
Member since: May 16th 2008 Posts: 340 |
Just a reference as to what or how many inks are used in a multitone image Monotone grayscale images printed with a single ink Duotone grayscale images printed with two inks Tritone grayscale images printed with three inks Quadtone grayscale images printed with four ink |
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