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Making B&W ICC with a scanner

2006-10-10 by stasunas

Greetings,

I have been away from digital black and white printing for several 
years and as a result I have to re-establish my process and workflows, 
and re-learn a lot!.
I am currently working with Paul Roarks article subject about and I am 
a bit confused about the Mode used when using ICC profiles. In the past 
I woyld have done my adjustments, changed the grayscale image to RGB, 
loaded a curve and printed. With ICC do I still change the Mode to RGB 
or leave the image Grayscale and apply the ICC as I print? Thanks in 
advance.

Tony

RE: [Digital BW] Making B&W ICC with a scanner

2006-10-10 by Paul Roark

Leave the image in grayscale mode.  That is one of the advantages of putting
the curves inside and ICC.

 

Paul

www.PaulRoark.com <http://www.paulroark.com/>  

 

 

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Subject: [Digital BW] Making B&W ICC with a scanner

Greetings,

I have been away from digital black and white printing for several 
years and as a result I have to re-establish my process and workflows, 
and re-learn a lot!.
I am currently working with Paul Roarks article subject about and I am 
a bit confused about the Mode used when using ICC profiles. In the past 
I woyld have done my adjustments, changed the grayscale image to RGB, 
loaded a curve and printed. With ICC do I still change the Mode to RGB 
or leave the image Grayscale and apply the ICC as I print? Thanks in 
advance.

Tony

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Making B&W ICC with a scanner

Making B&W ICC with a scanner

RE: [Digital BW] Making B&W ICC with a scanner

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