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patdavid-bw-film-channels v0.1 | 17.63 KB |
As part of a larger series on B&W grayscale conversion in GIMP, I wrote a second script that automatically generates layers using each of the commonly defined film emulation channel mixer values...
Agfa 200X | 18,41,41 |
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Agfapan 25 | 25,39,36 |
Agfapan 100 | 21,40,39 |
Agfapan 400 | 20,41,39 |
Ilford Delta 100 | 21,42,37 |
Ilford Delta 400 | 22,42,36 |
Ilford Delta 400 Pro & 3200 | 31,36,33 |
Ilford FP4 | 28,41,31 |
Ilford HP5 | 23,37,40 |
Ilford Pan F | 33,36,31 |
Ilford SFX | 36,31,33 |
Ilford XP2 Super | 21,42,37 |
Kodak Tmax 100 | 24,37,39 |
Kodak Tmax 400 | 27,36,37 |
Kodak Tri-X | 25,35,40 |
A separate layer is created for each "film" emulation type.
If you leave the checkbox for "contact sheet" checked, a new image will be produced with a contact sheet of each of the settings all in a grid for comparison (instead of layers).
On install, the script can be called from the Colors menu:
Colors --> B&W Film Channels...
If you're interested in the full series tutorial, it can be found here:
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