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Published: 2006-05-26 02:05:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 13484; Favourites: 312; Downloads: 3103
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Ah! Finaly I found one of yout tutorials! Thank you very mutch for share this information.
I have a question: whitch lineature (LPI) do you use for Internet and printing works in softwares like Manga Studio and Deleter Comic Works? I'm learning manga studio (self thought) and have some trouble when I reduce the resolution to put the drawins on the web.
I appreciate your help!
Thank you!
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fucking brilliant work.
Good to see someone who really and truly knows tone work
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hwow.. that was amazing.. pwede ba kitang maging master?
tanong ko lang, saan ba nakakabili ng mga gamit para sa traditional toning?
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Request! Can you make a youtube vid so I can under stand it better, please!
And can you give me a like to it if you do, do it, thank you.
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This is really informative. Thanks a lot.
I've got a question, why is it that you say if this was an actual manga page you'd stop at one point? I notice when you were supposed to stop, you left the tones kind of light, but as you progressed further you made them darker. (Which, quite frankly, is what I would have done because I think it looks better...)
Is it a printing issue? Or something else I don't understand? Either way, it seems to be true for a lot of digital manga I see online I find.
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It'll be too expensive for traditional toning 
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both traditional and digital XD
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Eee!! Amazing tutorial! [worship] I've always wondered how to do this.
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this is too good to be true! like hell i need this tutorial! thanks for making one >_< just wanna ask what resolution do you use when you tone? cu i've noticed that the reso plays a great part in the result o the toned art and that bugs me a lot cuz usually my finished toned art comes with this stupid moire pattern effect, and its so damn annoying. i want to be a manga-ka so badly but lack knowledge T-T ...need help
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I usually scan/work on 600 DPI ..... though 300 DPI works also. As to get rid of the moire patterns.... in colorhalftone in photoshop use any even #pixel, 2. 4, 6, works best in printing ( printing press or laser printers ) and odd #pixel, 5, 7, 9, for ink jet and web
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Wow, toning is a lot harder than it seems at first, but this was a very useful tutorial that shows how you can achieve some of the details. I might have to use this, heh, now I want to go out and buy some tones!
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Oh I also thought that this would be easier. Now I see that it's not. ^^"
Thanks for the help! ^-^
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O x O
ooooohhh...
mahaba-habang proseso pala yun...
...'steeeg.
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wow this is super!
but then, how do you make tones? or do you make 'em? or is there a tool for that?
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there are digital ones scattered through out the net but I don't use them since they're are not as accurate as traditional ones.
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i'm curious, are traditional ones like pens? XD
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nope.... they are more like stickers XD
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ahhh yung parang iniiscratch? ganun ba? (nahirapan na ko mag english e)
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pero digitally sabi mo may nadodownload? hmmm masubukan nga
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I guess this is how Ken Akamatsu (Love Hina creator) put shadows and shadings to his manga 'Negima'. I have four of his books
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I don't know 
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he is ecchi.. hahaha... just kidding... hi po!!!
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I'm so glad you made a tutorial! 
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wow, that's really cool ^^ i never realized how complex toning could be
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