Digital BW, The Print

Hi Scott - thanks, definitely yes. The  "Convert to B&W pro" was worth 
the time to read your post by itself. What a nifty tool that produces 
great results.

Cheers


Brian

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@...m, "Scott Jones" 
<peanutdogs@...> wrote:
> I have used much of Clayton's methods, but I too have kept my images 
> in the RGB format and no longer convert to greyscale. The aRBG to ABW 
> conversion seems to work very well and using an RGB file allows me to 
> use PixelGenius's PhotoKit Sharpener which only works on RGB files. 
So 
> now all my color and B/W work stays in aRGB and things seem simpler. 
I 
> use "Convert to B&W pro" for my color to B&W change.
> 
> Hope these comments are useful.
>