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ChartThrob is a tool for maximizing the useful tonal range of digital negatives used for alternative-process printing. Photographers have been printing with ChartThrob every day since its launch in 2006, using almost every kind of alternative process: ambrotype, cyanotype, platinum, aristotype, and many more. Even color!
Chart Throb is a 2006 novel by Ben Elton. It was released in hardback on 6 November 2006 in the UK, and 9 January 2007 in the US. It is a satire of The X Factor / Pop Idol -style reality TV programmes.
20 de jun. de 2012 · Today I found the time to scan some negatives I want to work with and finally hooked up my printer for the first time. It works! I'll slowly describe the steps I took to get to the results I'll be showing.
A popular Photoshop-based tool for creating & managing large-format digital negatives for platinum printing, ambrotype, cyanotype, etc - joker-b/ChartThrob
26 de jun. de 2020 · Using the initial correction curve ChartThrob calculated above, I printed another digital negative, and developed a new cyanotype: The step value table shown above has opened up. It’s better in the quarter and three-quarter tone areas.
1 de ene. de 2006 · Although Ben Elton has made the female judge on the Chart Throb panel a transsexual ex-rock star with a drug-addled wife and twin step-daughters who like to annoy her by calling her Dad instead of Mum, Beryl's mannerisms and comments to the contestants are totally Sharon Osbourne.
Ben Elton, author of "Popcorn and Dead Famous" returns to blistering comic satire with a savagely hilarious deconstruction of the world of modern television talent shows. "Chart Throb" is about one winner and a whole bunch of losers. Chart Throb is the ultimate pop quest. Ninety five thousand hopefuls. Three judges.
