Digital BW, The Print

In PS.  Get your print ready, create your light yellow and "brush the 
whole border on into the print area. Do it in one pass with a large 
brush.  Outline the print area with the rectangular marquess tool 
(easier if you bring guides to the very edes at 100-200% and set Snap to 
Guides).  Use the history brush and wipe the whole area.  Only the part 
inside the marquee will revert.

Second thought, it may be easier to "paint" it using Photo Filter if you 
can get the color you want. then the marquee, history brush.

Third option, create a larger New File and tint it.  Then Copy and Paste 
the B&W.

Seth


On 3/15/2012 1:20 PM, Paul wrote:
>
> Is there any method to apply one ICC to one part of an image file and 
> another one to another part?
>
> The usual workflow applies the ICC to the entire file.
>
> I tried a software package that allows a print to file, but the 
> resolution & quality is too low.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> The purpose is so that I can apply an ICC made with QTR's Create 
> ICC-RGB to the main B&W image, but have the border printed with only 
> yellow to control the bright paper borders. Right now I'm using PS 
> curves as the profiles, but it's a lot easier to use them if an ICC 
> has linearized the profile (as opposed to me doing so manually). 
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