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Hi
You could convert an image to grayscale then use Duotone and select the specific ink colours to be used when printing.
However, a quick way is just to leave the image in RGB and use a gradient map adjustment layer which will show that effect on screen and in print
Dave
You could do it the same way, but restrict the gradient map to the image layer by clipping it to that layer, so that it does not affect the text.
Dave
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Hi
You could convert an image to grayscale then use Duotone and select the specific ink colours to be used when printing.
However, a quick way is just to leave the image in RGB and use a gradient map adjustment layer which will show that effect on screen and in print
Dave
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You could do it the same way, but restrict the gradient map to the image layer by clipping it to that layer, so that it does not affect the text.
Dave
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Ahh yes just tried that it worked thank you!! 🙂