Digital BW, The Print

So when someone asks how tobest  convert a 16 bit image to an 8 bit 
image, I suppose that should be on a Photoshop forum?

Or discussions on sharpening methods?....

Or discussions on which printer is most GENERALLY cost/effective?  (as 
opposed to just best for B&W printing)

You seem mighty eager to shut down discussion of this... Happen to have 
Adobe stock, contracts with Adobe, or any friends at Adobe?

You do realize, that the delete key is the easiest way to ignore posts 
that you aren't interested in?

It's much easier than appointing yourself the decider of what content is 
relevant.  I've known the listowners long enough that if they felt I was 
out-of-bounds, I'd know already.

Mark Savoia wrote:

>Again, shouldn't this be on a Photoshop forum and not here in a  
>printing forum? I know we use Photoshop but unless it directly  
>effects printing with the new CS3, why get into it here? BTW, been  
>using CS3 to print and having zero issues.
>Mark
>
>  
>


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