Photshop7 to emulate #85, #80A etc..

[nt]

Does anyone know where i can find some standard colour picker RGB values to
emulate photograpic filters such as #85 and #80A ? Using Photoshop 7.

ta
n.t

[Miro]

"nt" <private@private.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know where i can find some standard colour picker RGB values
to
> emulate photograpic filters such as #85 and #80A ? Using Photoshop 7.
>
> ta
> n.t

This translation will greatly affect the levels in one layer and alter
contrast and balance.

[news]

"nt" <private@private.com> wrote:
> Does anyone know where i can find some standard colour picker RGB
> values to emulate photograpic filters such as #85 and #80A ? Using
> Photoshop 7.

These are the colors that Photoshop CS uses in it's new "Photo Filter"
function:

#81 - R:235,G:177,B:19
#85 - R:213,G:137,B:0
#80 - R:0,G:108,B:255
#82 - R:0,G:179,B:255

Regards,

Ken

[nt]

thanks for the education, i would have appreciated a non-response even more.

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "nt" <private@private.com> wrote in message
> news:xKRCb.5450$xm.157551@nasal.pacific.net.au...
> > Does anyone know where i can find some standard colour picker RGB values
> to
> > emulate photograpic filters such as #85 and #80A ? Using Photoshop 7.
> >
> > ta
> > n.t
>
> This translation will greatly affect the levels in one layer and alter
> contrast and balance.
>
>

[Miro]

"nt" <private@private.com> wrote in message
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> thanks for the education, i would have appreciated a non-response even
more.
>

In that case why dont you just give everyone orange goggles. Perhaps I am
flawed in my logic by suggesting that you will ruin the image if you do not
shoot with the filter and expect to gain this correction in software.

[nt]

c'mon miro, you know how expensive orange goggles are! geez...
I was wanting the values for a slightly different reason other than simple
CC.
n.t.


" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "nt" <private@private.com> wrote in message
> news:6VWCb.5456$xm.157075@nasal.pacific.net.au...
> > thanks for the education, i would have appreciated a non-response even
> more.
> >
>
> In that case why dont you just give everyone orange goggles. Perhaps I am
> flawed in my logic by suggesting that you will ruin the image if you do
not
> shoot with the filter and expect to gain this correction in software.
>
>
>

[Miro]

"nt" <private@private.com> wrote in message
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> c'mon miro, you know how expensive orange goggles are! geez...
> I was wanting the values for a slightly different reason other than simple
> CC.
> n.t.

? What makes you think that narrow band colour shifts have a fixed colour
table. Colour is relative to the scene being shot.