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| Date Added: | 29th December 2007 |
| File Type: | ATN |
| Size: | 2.17 Kb |
| Downloads: | 894 |
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| Uploaded By: | pj.morley |
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A set of actions that convert colour images to various black and white film types. You can view a tutorial related to these at
http://www.pjmorley.com/blog/2007/12/28/black-and-white-effects
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Thank you for both the actions and the web site on how to convert color to B&W. I've never used an action but shall certainly attempt to do so and will follow the directions on your site to perform conversion using the different methods.
Thank you again for your time and thoughtfulness in contributing both.
I tried to leave a comment on your web site but it says I have neither cookies nor javascript enabled, which I do have. I am using Firefox and mayhap your site isn't set up for this browser?
Michael 
Thank you for these really good actions.
Would love to see more available on this site, plus tips on how to save them just incase hard drive fails.
GOOD STUFF CHEER'S!
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