> how do these images look in a final print? is it a WYSIWYG type > program, or do you need to tweak the settings? > > thank you! > k-a-y I will qualify my answer by saying we are NOT professional photographers / photoprinters.....just engineers trying to make our designs look as good as possible. That said - the match between the images in Photoshop (Windows version) and what is printed on an Epson 2200 is extremely close....definately "close enough for government work ". If nothing else, the Photokit plugins give you a great starting point for further tweaking. As I mentioned, $50 and a quick download and you have a whole series of tools to play with - and in my totally unqualified opinion, the folks who came up with these filters ARE photographers - they know the results they want. normal qualifers here - we are not associated in any way with Pixelgenius - just very satisfied customers !
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[Digital BW] Re: Converting Color to B & W in Photoshop
2003-07-08 by m_vanmeter
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