Looks like GUST didn't take the Japanese Ban on Manga lightly, and in return he released two new Toranoana-exclusive doujins last April.
Not so exclusive anymore, uh?
I wish my AXE deodorant was this effective...
Doitsujin (doitsujin.trans@gmail.com) was responsible for this Translation.
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OMG! This was very short... but I'm a loyal GUST fan so... it's ok :D
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your work T.T.T. ;)
^ i second that. nice work guys cant wait for to love ru bon and Orufurukara ^_^
ReplyDeleteExcuse me, but the Axe deodorant IS as effective as that, at least for me. You probably don't know how to make it work, try again ! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the new release, guys ^_^
A note about the scans, could you try something with that set ? Throw any of the pictures into Photoshop, and do Filter > Blur > Surface Blur, and just adjust two settings, Radius = 5 and Threshold = 5.
Perform that filter 3 times.
You should see it got rid of all the "grid" picture defects coming from the paper/scanner, while preserving the rest of the details :)
I hope that remark doesn't sound pretentious!, it's just that I'm willing to help, and not everyone knows the magic a finely configured Surface Blur can achieve :)
ToLoveRuBON and DDBON are 16 pages long too. It surprised me too, but they're very good doujins, IMO.
ReplyDelete...Except DDBON will be sold 'til June 15...
@Oliver.
Tried the Surface Blur thing on the new ToLoveRuBON scans, and it looks pretty good. Thanks for the tip.
(Though I use Paint.NET, not Photoshop)
You're welcome, Phantom Renegade :)
ReplyDeleteOne warning, though, better pile up one after the other a number of weak surface blurs, rather than throw one strong one.
The lines may come to disappear with a strong Surface Blur.
E.g. in the present doujin, the blushing lines on the cheeks of the girls were preserved with 3 weak surface blurs, but had almost vanished with a strong surface blur, even though the two operations had the same success in removing the scanning artefacts.
I can't really explain why, I'm discovering along random experiments :)