[Myself]

Hi
Maybe some of you knows how to solve this problem. I need to draw a picture. It will be projected to a yellow wall. How should I modify the pallette to get the right colors when projected?
thanx

[kit]

Good Question.
just thought i'd boost this question back to the top, cause i'm also curious.
Would yellow affect the image if everything surrounding it was black?
or maybe a slight yellow tint on your image before you start working might help.

that's all i know, sorry.

[mumpizz]

how about painting the image like normal and finally deleting all yellow content or emphasizing the blue and cyan tones.
In photoshop go under image, ajust, variations. then click a few times on blue and cyan (on the opposite site of yellow )
maybe you get a better result if you give the image a bit more contrast.
of course i've tried the technique before posting sh*t in this board, but the result maybe different on a real wall with real light and so on..


so long, mumpizz

[ August 08, 2001: Message edited by: mumpizz ]

[ichiban]

nice demonstration, mumpizz...methinks the logic is that since the wall would be providing you with yellow, you should do the opposite...take away yellow. and since the opposite of yellow is blue (draw a little circle with RGB - yellow is R and G put together)...your pic will look blue tinted, like the middle miss croft above...

[Myself]

thanx I will try, good ideas