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10/23/2007 01:06:25 PM · #1
A little background first.

I have a RAW file I needed to convert to B/W. I used PS7, DPP, and Capture One LE, then compared the results. I was happiest with the look of the Capture One conversion. The process in Capture One involved activating the "view in grayscale" button, then adjusting the white balance to get the tones the way I liked, which ended up being the equivalent of a green filter. When I processed the edited file and had it sent to PS to continue editing, it didn't keep the file in B/W. It was the (rather ugly) green. If I create a gradient map layer, it looks similar to what I want, but the tones are muddy, not crisp like in Capture One. Same with using Channel Mixer.

My questions are these:
1) Is it possible to export from Capture One LE as a B/W?
2) If the answer to 1 is no, any thoughts on a better way to convert a green image that will still look crisp?
3) Or do I need to scrap the green version and keep trying with the non-edited copy?
10/23/2007 08:14:20 PM · #2
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10/23/2007 11:14:53 PM · #3
Nobody?
10/23/2007 11:16:52 PM · #4
Give me about 30 minutes, I'll look at this... gotta finish voting first :-P
10/23/2007 11:31:09 PM · #5
Thanks. I'll check back tomorrow, as it's already past my bedtime. :)
10/24/2007 12:04:27 AM · #6
Try this... in the "Process" tab, choose "Convert to generic grayscale" under the "Color Management Workflow" dropdown. That did it for me.
10/24/2007 08:38:29 AM · #7
Aha! Thank you very much.
I had a hard time believing it wouldn't convert to B/W, but I couldn't find any info under the help menu. Of course, now I'll probably look again and find it right away. Thanks again "Jean Luc" ;-P
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