Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/07/10

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Subject: [Leica] Photoshop Question
From: jshul at comcast.net (Jim Shulman)
Date: Thu Jul 10 17:41:10 2008
References: <87E40262-AAED-4CC7-AE44-D64FFAEEBFF5@mindspring.com> <002901c8e2cf$cc85fd60$6591f820$@net> <002b01c8e2d1$0ed37340$2c7a59c0$@net> <002c01c8e2d3$8a59d8e0$9f0d8aa0$@net> <003001c8e2d6$27d04b20$7770e160$@net> <F98F0539-62EC-4439-A9B2-005A153A89A5@mindspring.com>
 
For some strange reason, when I scan images with my Minolta Dimage II (set
at b/w negative), the images are coming up as sepia (rather than b/w) on
screen.  When I convert these to .gif files for web posting, they go back to
black and white.  Any idea what I should be doing to just get black and
white?

Thanks,
Jim Shulman
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