Digital BW, The Print

Registered on your site and followed the email back to it afterward  
and got a message from Symantec "Potentially fraudulent site" so quit  
on this try to order.   J Vee
On Jul 17, 2009, at 10:00 AM, Le Globe Trotteur wrote:

> It's been a while since I sent an email to promote the little  
> windows photoshop plug-in I have been coding.
> The plug-in was originally made to create digital negatives for  
> alternative processes. The issue was that I could never find an  
> efficient plug-in that would give me the best black & white  
> conversion from a color image without spending a lot of time in  
> front of the monitor.
> Podnc will give you (I think) the best B&W output for your color  
> image.
> The main thing I now have included is its own print engine. Podnc  
> has now a calibration photo (under the file menu) that will allow  
> you to correctly match the brightness of your print to your monitor  
> by adjusting the gamma value in the print dialog.
> When you load the plug-in, if you press the R key, you will have a  
> full B&W preview of your image. If you need more control, a slide in/ 
> out panel on the right of the screen will give you more options.
> I hope i am not offending anybody by this post but I think some  
> users may be interested. If you have any questions specific to the  
> plug-in, i would appreciate if you ask them in a private email not  
> to spam this list.
> You will find a download button under the podnc menu on my web site.
> Sincerely,
> PO
>
> http://www.PierreOlivierTavernier.com
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