Hello Keith, >I've been looking at some of the various ways of producing black >and white from colour and wondered if there were any ways to get >better results if, for some reason, you had to start with JPEG >colour originals (8 bit RGB). > >It seems that if you are using Photoshop to do the conversion to >black and white, then you get a better result by turning the 8 bit >image to 16 bit first. I have tried this with my pocket digicam images and it does seem to help some to lessen badly combed histograms. It isn't the same as a true 16 bit image, but every little bit helps so it's standard procedure for me now. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: Better B/W from JPEGS if you convert to 16 bit RGB first?
2005-11-28 by Clayton Jones