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ifkey | hello | 05:01.55 |
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ifkey | I have a problem, I need to add a spot color to the typhoid file. there is a des.tiff file in there is a channel.tiff file I need to add a channel.tiff file as a channel to a des.tiff file | 05:05.24 |
sebras | ifkey: if you stick around for a few hours I think the gs developers in europe will be aware and able to help you. | 05:08.42 |
| aware->awake. apparently I'm not awake myself. :) | 05:09.03 |
ifkey | thanks | 05:10.13 |
kens | ifkey I do not understand your requirement (are you ivanmaviienko on comp.lang.postscript ?). You're going to have to describe what you want to achieve in more detail. Note that whatever your goal, you will need to be able to write PostScript programs to achieve it. | 07:04.23 |
chrisl | "typhoid file"?? | 07:18.58 |
kens | I'm assuming a language barrier, Google translate is far from perfect :-) | 07:19.29 |
| Though I don' tknow how you;d get to that | 07:19.37 |
chrisl | I'm guessing TIFF | 07:19.57 |
kens | Hmm, yes that makes sense | 07:20.08 |
chrisl | But then, why ask here? | 07:20.21 |
kens | If it is the same person on UseNte they mention a tiff file | 07:20.28 |
chrisl | Of course, we don't output DeviceN TIFF files | 07:21.17 |
kens | I'm assuming he (?) wants a PDF file as output, I may be wrong | 07:21.42 |
| The description on comp.lang.postscript isn't enough for me to understand the goal eityher | 07:22.12 |
chrisl | I suspect that only easy answer then, is "use Photoshop" | 07:22.23 |
kens | Yes, probably, its hard to be sure | 07:22.40 |
ifkey | Process: I have many images both CMYK and RGB. For example, I have a design001.tif (RGB), I convert it to grayscale and make invert colors and save it as a design001_grayscale.tif. Then I need to add this design001_grayscale.tif to a design001.tif as a spot color channel with a name WHITE_INK (or whatever). I need it to work both with Windows and | 17:41.52 |
| Ubuntu through the command line. Please advise how to make it. I’m willing to pay for a solution | 17:41.52 |
kens | ifkey, if you place the new 'spot colour' tiff over the existing RGB one, then you won't be able to see the existing RGB tiff. So I think what you want to do, you cannot do. | 18:18.49 |
| You need to merge the 'spot colour' TIFF with teh RGB TIFF to make a new image which contains all the channels, then create a PDF file from that. | 18:19.19 |
| You can't do any og this with Ghostscript | 18:19.25 |
ifkey | how i can do it? | 18:20.23 |
kens | I told you, export the RGB image, load it into an image editing application (eg Photoshop). Create your spot colour channel, merge it into the original image so that you have an image with RGB and spot channels. Export as PDF. | 18:21.19 |
| If I understnad what you want, that's the only realistic way I can see of getting it. | 18:21.55 |
ifkey | I need to do this with hundreds of images per day | 18:32.28 |
kens | Then you need to script it. THe answer is still 'You can't do this with Ghostscript' | 18:32.52 |
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