I've been saving as pngs to preserve transparency; not wholly sure it's worth it, but whatever. I'll probably offload the finished results to DVDs or something anyways, so storage isn't really an issue.
Anyways, here's the results from one page. Zipped folder; hopefully you can just click and download. I'm trying a bitly url so I can track downloads (something I can't do with The Basic Illusionist, alas). If there are problems let me know.
Woodcuts of 13 people. These are free, reproducible, etc, etc. No copyright claims. One is below, along with two snips from larger illustrations I did to see how easily I could make little vignettes (answer: pretty damn easily.)
(Files are labelled nc (Nuremberg Chronicles) - page number(based on jpg #, not actual page) - snip indicates that it's one of multiple images from the page - then a/b/c/d etc etc.)
http://bit.ly/1idiqpO
YOINKSed... Maybe you could describe your work flow?
ReplyDeleteI put up a new post to explain it.
DeleteShort Version: make it b&w; select the part you want; invert; delete; trim by transparency; erase big bits; select by color range (highlights); delete; erase anything left over; save as png.