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Help,
Can somebody please explain why when I convert an RGB image into grayscale that
it does not come out looking gray on screen… (looks more Sepia)
RGB files with a black to white gradient appear normal.
Copying the ‘sepia’ toned grayscale image into another application (e.g. Outlook)
reveals that the image is in fact Black and white and looks right….
I have tried to understand the color management in Photoshop, but surely this is wrong…
Converting back to RGB and then Desaturating results in an image that looks black and white.
Your help is appreciated.
Thanks
Can somebody please explain why when I convert an RGB image into grayscale that
it does not come out looking gray on screen… (looks more Sepia)
RGB files with a black to white gradient appear normal.
Copying the ‘sepia’ toned grayscale image into another application (e.g. Outlook)
reveals that the image is in fact Black and white and looks right….
I have tried to understand the color management in Photoshop, but surely this is wrong…
Converting back to RGB and then Desaturating results in an image that looks black and white.
Your help is appreciated.
Thanks
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