Digital BW, The Print

Another program that uses a color wheel to select your filter when doing a  
conversion to B&W is Picture Windows Pro which is only $90. It is,  
however, only a Windows program, but it can be run in Linux under Wine. I  
don't know anything about running it on a Mac.

It is a different style of user interface than PS, much more intuitive and  
more photographer friendly in my opinion. But for $90, it is a very  
capable program and you can try it for 30 days for free to see if you like  
it.

Steve

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:21:12 -0800, Drew Tait <drewt8@...> wrote:

> This is nto a plug for software but... I am a Linux user who has
> stumbled across a peice of software called LightZone from
> http://www.lightcrafts.com. It is written in Java and has versions for
> Windoze Mac and Linux.
>
> Doing B&W conversions is the best I have experienced. When you click to
> convert to B&W it shows a colour wheel and you just select the filter
> that you want. Beautiful! It is by no means a replacement for CS2 or
> Lightroom/Aperture but it has a place I think.
>
> D r e w


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