Patrick Lavoie 

, Oct 13, 2005; 11:52 p.m.
Hi this is not a question! Only infos for people who like working with channel mixer. Your
comment are always a pleasure : ) have fun. Use them with channel mixer red-green-blue. In
monochrome mode._Agfa 200X: 18,41,41 / Agfapan 25: 25,39,36 / Agfapan 100: 21,40,39 /
Agfapan 400: 20,41,39 / Ilford Delta 100: 21,42,37 / Ilford Delta 400: 22,42,36 / Ilford Delta
400 Pro & 3200: 31,36,33 / Ilford FP4: 28,41,31 / Ilford HP5: 23,37,40 / Ilford Pan F:
33,36,31 / Ilford SFX: 36,31,33 / Ilford XP2 Super: 21,42,37 / Kodak Tmax 100: 24,37,39 /
Kodak Tmax 400: 27,36,37 / Kodak Tri-X: 25,35,40 And these basic ones: Normal Contrast:
43,33,30 /High Contrast: 40,34,60 and at last a generic BW: 24,68,8. I like to 50,50,0 or
25,75,0.
hugh crawford , Oct 14, 2005; 01:45 a.m.
You forgot Kodak HIE! ( infrared ) 100,100,-100 . Remember to run the saturation up before converting to BW with the Channel Mixer!
Gustavo Orensztajn
, Oct 14, 2005; 08:27 a.m.
This is really good, I did not know about this!
So, can you take a BW converted by RGB channels and then add these values to the channel mixer?
Thanks
Edward Ingold
, Oct 14, 2005; 09:04 a.m.
This is really interesting! I've never seen such a comprehensive compilation. How did you arrive at these settings, Patrick?
Gustavo, these are channel mixer settings to emulate various B&W emulsions with color images.
Patrick Lavoie 

, Oct 14, 2005; 11:35 a.m.
HUGH_thanks for the info, i will add it. I did know about it. I do my IR in another way in 4-5
step.
Patrick Lavoie 

, Oct 14, 2005; 11:35 a.m.
GUSTAVO_No! You have to work with a Color RGB.
Patrick Lavoie 

, Oct 14, 2005; 11:39 a.m.
EDWARD_I found many of these around the web, other was discover by trial and error, and as
a professional photoretoucher i develop a good eye to mimic some process. They are
probably not perfect but pretty close to reality.
M C , Oct 14, 2005; 02:34 p.m.
I'm not understanding this...
Can you put it for a newbie?
Wistler
Patrick Lavoie 

, Oct 14, 2005; 02:52 p.m.
In Photoshop, if you whant to do nice BW from a color picture in RGB mode, use channel
mixer in monochrome mode, enter those value at the appropriate place. could not be more
newbie than this : )
Chris Townsend , Oct 16, 2005; 09:34 p.m.
Wonderful results on a few images I tried it on. Thank you!