Black and White as Grayscale or RGB

Discussion in 'Photoshop Tutorials' started by Alan Smithee, Jun 14, 2005.

  1. Alan Smithee

    Alan Smithee Guest

    What's the consensus on working on black and white scanned film in
    photoshop? Is it easier to control print output (read: color management)
    using RGB files or grayscale? Thx. What colorspace would work best? Thx X 2.
     
    Alan Smithee, Jun 14, 2005
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  2. Alan Smithee

    Hecate Guest

    Personally, I find RGB much easier to work in because of toning, and
    it's also easier to control print as well. I use the same workspace
    for everything, AdobeRGB because it's the closest RGB match to CMYK.

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    Hecate, Jun 14, 2005
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