From: "Tanya Mayer Photography" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 4:24 AM Subject: Re: Grayscale Experiment (was re: greyscale (grayscale to us Aussies!))
> Ok, so I've just done a little experiment. If you click on this link - you > will find some thumbnails of an image. The original is the one in colour. > Each version of the image was converted to grayscale (greyscale to the > Northerners) using the methods that each respective PDML'er has posted. > Click and compare... > > http://www.tanyamayer.com/grayscaleexperiment/index.html > > tan. Among the B&Ws I find the "grayscale" the most pleasing, "tvs" second. "tanyas" doesn't count as grayscale or B&W since it is slightly sepia. Other than that, I might have preferred that one... Anyway, it shows that all methods seem to be useful. Btw, Tanya - since you've been asking about various Photoshop techniques - have you made the curves-tool part of your image processing skills? Just came to think of it, since a few of the pictures could do with a slight "bend" in order to increase shadow detail of the lady's pants (or are they trousers), as some of it gets lost in the conversion. Lasse
