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Kia Ora
Our Church has an Analogue photo copier for it’s newsletters etc. I have tried converting my colour digital photos to B&W using Grayscale, Colour Channels, Channel Mixers & other experiments, but the result is always totally unacceptable when photocopied, usually too dark even when lightened as much as possible.
On the other hand, some seemingly random colour photos straight copied come out reasonably well.
Is there a hue or contrast or other factor I might use to trick the photocopier to produce an acceptable result? I am not expecting magic! Thanks
Mac
Our Church has an Analogue photo copier for it’s newsletters etc. I have tried converting my colour digital photos to B&W using Grayscale, Colour Channels, Channel Mixers & other experiments, but the result is always totally unacceptable when photocopied, usually too dark even when lightened as much as possible.
On the other hand, some seemingly random colour photos straight copied come out reasonably well.
Is there a hue or contrast or other factor I might use to trick the photocopier to produce an acceptable result? I am not expecting magic! Thanks
Mac
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