On 08/01/11 14:21, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* The Real Bev<[email protected]> [08-01-11 16:39]:
Rather than make photocopies of rebate materials, I take photos to
be stored in my /rebates/ subdirectory. The problem arises if I need
to print one of these images. I've tried a number of methods, but
all
result in a lighter or darker gray for the 'white' backgrounds.
Is there a GOOD way of maximizing contrast approaching an actual photocopy?
don't know about "GOOD", but I ...
effects => B&W
tuning => Neutral Color (color picker)
pick nearest to dead white
see if that fits...
Better is zeroing out the saturation and boosting the highlights, but
it's not perfect. You'd think this would be a handy function and easy
to implement -- only two colors!
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Cheers, Bev
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