Digital BW, The Print

Marzenna,

Conversion of color to B&W has already been discussed on this forum. Do a search and you should get quite a few hits.

There are many ways to convert color to B&W...currently, I'm playing around with B&W Studio from powerretouche.com. It has a couple of nice features that other tools do not have and is cheaper than Convert to B&W Pro from imagingfactory.com.

Basically, just jump in and start playing with evals or PS Channel Mixer, or actions, or . . .

Have fun!

Alan Huntley

> 
> From: "mgolczewska" <mgolczewska@...>
> Date: 2004/01/04 Sun PM 08:32:12 EST
> To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
> 
> Hello Alan,
> 
> thank You very much for replying!
> 
> If you have found a better way to convert color to B&W please do share
> it with us! I have found a way myself which is best I think to gain
> maximmum quality and control in the acquiring process with Photoshop.
> I use three separate RGB channels als grayscale source film from
> digital material - and the four CMYK channels from professional scans.
> 
> But maybe your acquiring method is even more sophisticated?