Thank you!! I have tried this so many different ways over the years, but yours is both the easiest and the best.

YOU...are my HERO!

THIS IS AWESOME !!!!! I JUST SUBSCRIBED !!!!!!!

Thak you. This is great.

Soo useful man

Adjusting the levels in RGB/CYMK then thresholding does the same thing without having to delete channels since thresholding gets rid of all color below 50% grey value. Otherwise, very good instruction!

@Learn2ColorComicBooks

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, you could absolutely do it that way. I personally don't like thresholding in RGB or CMYK color mode because I find that chews up the blacks more and takes a lot more fiddling in levels than if you're just working with grays. However, I no longer use the method in this video either. Here's how I approach this now, it gives me much better results and is a lot easier imo: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h39mybinZsWWZZc.html

AMAZING!!!!!! :D

@Learn2ColorComicBooks

8 жыл бұрын

+_luis_humberto_ I'm glad this was helpful. :)

Great video man! Helped me a lot! Just a little question: How do you remove the jagged lines? Is it possible, or we have to live with that? Thanks in advance!

@Learn2ColorComicBooks

8 жыл бұрын

+taossodeacharumnome If you scan your line art at a high enough resolution then the jagged lines won't be visible when printed or put on the web, it'll just appear to be nice crisp lines. If you scan your art at typical American original art size (10.489" x 15.925" full bleed) then I recommend scanning it at 300 PPI (Pixels Per Inch). If you're scanning it at a reduced size/final presentation size, then scan it at 450-600 PPI. Hope that helps!

@taossodeacharumnome

8 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate! I scanned my art at 300 DPI, but still cant get rid off the jagged lines... Thank you anyway!

@Learn2ColorComicBooks

8 жыл бұрын

+taossodeacharumnome When you're talking about jagged lines you're talking about seeing the pixels when you zoom in, right? If your line art is at a high enough resolution you won't have to worry about that. In fact, you want it that way. That's what's keeping the line art looking crisp and not fuzzy/blurry. I'll put this topic on a list for future videos so I can explain this better.

@taossodeacharumnome

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly! When I zoom in, I can see the jagged lines... I will wait to watch more of your videos.. they are really healpfull! Thank you again

how do you do this in gimp TT there's no tutorials for it that i can find

@Learn2ColorComicBooks

7 жыл бұрын

+G Dragon1 I've never used gimp, so I don't know. Photoshop is the industry standard, so the tutorials you'll find from most of us pros will likely be for photoshop.