If you join http://groups.yahoo.com/group/canon10d, you'll find a Tutorials folder in the Files section for the group. There are two tutorials for B&W conversion. One uses Split Channels in PS. The other uses a pair of Hue/Saturation adjustment layers. Both techniques will provide *MUCH* better contrast in your B&W conversion than doing a generic grayscale mode conversion in PS or C1. You have more localized control than using Channel Mixer in PS, too. Feel free just to join temporarily and grab the downloads. I moderate the group, and lots of people have done just that. I'll have a new Web site available soon, and the tutorials will be available there at that point. No need to join a Yahoo! Group even temporarily. The tutorials are also Adobe .PDF files. You cannot print or extract image details however. They are locked to protect my copyright. All I ask is that you do respect my copyright and use the files for your own work and not distribute. I don't care if you use them for personal work or business, just please do not redistribute them. If the moderator of this group will agree to respect my copyright (meaning, I can withdraw them at anytime), I will agree to post them in the Files section here. I welcome e-mail that let's me know how useful you find them and/or offers constructive advice. Cheers, Mitch
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Re: converting to B&W in Capture One, or Convert BW Pro?
2004-01-19 by Glenn Mitchell
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