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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Re ImagePrint Experiences

2003-09-29 by Tom Baker

My tests results do not agree with Mr. Rodney.  Grayscale images with gray printerprofiles produce different results with different settings of the slider.
 
Tom Baker

John Hollenberg <weasel@...> wrote:
> Sorry..  By better, I meant that I get visibly darker blacks when
using grayscale than with RGB.  

Perhaps that is due to the fact (I think) that the "Black Point
Adjust" slider works for images in RGB, but not for grayscale images.
Could it be that if the Black Point slider were adjusted properly
that the RGB image would give the same black as grayscale?  The reason
I ask is that Andrew Rodney on Imaging Revue web site told me that
there was no advantage to grayscale for IP, but that only RGB images
could take advantage of the Black Point slider.

--John


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