Which tool is not found in the Select and Mask taskspace? Which image adjustment is optimized for bit images? To hide the white borders around pixels that are viewed at a high magnification, which option do you disable? To save a panel layout arrangement, what should you create? Which filter should you use to create photorealistic blurs?
When using the Type tool, what do you call the space between lines? If you want the most control over color when inkjet printing, which option should you select? Why is this happening? Which web-ready format supports transparency and is optimized for continuous tone images such as photos? You're trying to use the Healing Brush tool, but don't see results.
What is the problem? Which color space is best for web graphics? Which option do you use with the Dodge and Burn tools to prevent unwanted color changes like those shown in the image?
Which command in the Smart Objects submenu would you see to save the original file for the selected layer? In the image shown, which Blur method is being used to control focus with a series of pins?
In the image shown, what do the blue areas represent? What does the grayscale image in this figure show? Where do you click to adjust the blending mode for a Smart Filter?
Where do you find natural media brushes? The option bar, which is normally above the canvas, is not visible. Where would you go to reopen it? What would you use to create a vector path for the purpose of altering a letter or shape?
How do you browse images on your hard drive using the companion application that is included with the Adobe Creative Cloud plans? Raw Blame. Open with Desktop View raw View blame. Choose the Cylindrical method. Choose the Perspective method. Guess: monochrome mode doesn't support color, that's why you can't go to duotone.
Try doing duotone without converting to grey scale first, or after you do convert back to 8 bit color mode.
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Jun 13, 1. LIKES 0. Jun 13, 2. Jun 13, 3. Still grayed out here, however, I can access them via the "Preset" or the "Load Preset" hidden in the dropdown next to it…. Jun 13, 4. Jun 13, as a reply to RandMan's post 5. Jun 13, 6. Jun 14, 7. Jun 14, 8. A true duotone is an unusual beast when it comes to placing it in another application for print output. A duotone file can only be saved as:. My word of advice would be to have a discussion with your printer to find out what the best format will be for their workflow.
Again, ask your printer for their specific requirements. This can include digital print, web, video, and many other options. The good news is that most of the work is already done. This will retain the visual appearance of the file but will render the colors using the red, green, and blue channels of the file, just like a typical digital photo.
For some projects, it may be necessary for you to convert to CMYK color mode for digital print output. Again, I encourage you to check with your printer to ensure best results. In some cases, they may want an RGB file. The method described in this article is important if you intend to output a true duotone for print, and it also offers a lot of control over the appearance of the duotone. For destinations other than print you have a lot more flexibility and fewer requirements.
One example is the method shown by Chad Neuman in this article. When creating your own duotones, keep the final output in mind and choose the method that you prefer. I tend to move the Hue slider to a value of around 30 and then set the Saturation to taste usually quite low. The result may not be as interesting as a Duotone, but it is a good start in a proofing situation—very few papers give a pleasing neutrality without some kind of intervention.
Reducing the opacity of the adjustment layer can often get you to something that seems quite neutral. I just loaded the page using Chrome on my computer and am not having any problems. Could it be something specific to your configuration? Please log in again.
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