Well, I guess is just one more trick to store in the bag:) I have set up a b&w action with preset curves and channel mixing settings and even though it gets everything close, I put everything on adjustment layers and always go back and tweak things a bit... just a tiny bit seems to make a big difference... why I don't think preset tools are ever the best choice... nice to have a quick look tool though... mark PS With CS I find that Levels are almost never needed! Just pop up the realtime histogram and make your expansion adjustments using curve endpoints and then tweak gamma with the curve in between. ... > (OK, it just occured to me that you could do the same thing by creating an > action that saves all the steps you do when converting an image to B&W. So > maybe this isn't so cool after all). > > BTW, for those of you who don't have CS yet, both the Match Color and > Replace Color tools work surprisingly well in general.
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Re: Slightly OT: Photoshop CS's "Match Color" command for B&W conversions
2003-11-12 by Mark Hahn
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