Greyscale print on Black

Were you considering a highlight white at all? The first down white has some interesting contrast detail (in the eyes, especially) that goes away a bit near the end. Very cool imagery (and imaging), for sure.

Isn't he von Deutschland, not Dutch? (I've seen more than a couple sites say he's Dutch--not sure why)

There are some seriously amazing pictures on his homepage--Mario Gerth - Fotografie

ScreenFoo said:

Were you considering a highlight white at all? The first down white has some interesting contrast detail (in the eyes, especially) that goes away a bit near the end. Very cool imagery (and imaging), for sure.

Isn't he von Deutschland, not Dutch? (I've seen more than a couple sites say he's Dutch--not sure why)

There are some seriously amazing pictures on his homepage--Mario Gerth - Fotografie

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Fooooo! Yes, I almost stopped with just the white. I think I'll try just the white, darker grey and add the black just to see what happens.

Not sure about the nationality thing. Probably actually German. Came across another site that was all in German.

I have to admit, I always thought a highlight white would be easy to drop in--then I tried it. Might be interesting with the black though--since it would stay away from any of the very bright highlights.

The other thing I've been meaning to try (when I don't have 40-50 screens to run in a week) is a reverse--starting with a black, and working my way up to white. Seps would be a beatch though.

ScreenFoo said:

The other thing I've been meaning to try (when I don't have 40-50 screens to run in a week) is a reverse--starting with a black, and working my way up to white. Seps would be a beatch though.

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You could cheat by posterizing the greyscale image to however many levels, select each level, give it a little blur or feather and save each as a channel.

Yep, but then you're flashing. (I know it's your favorite )