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I am trying to rotate hi-res monochrome bitmap files.
In Photoshop 6.0 I have to convert first to Grayscale. Then rotate. However, this creates a lot of greyscale pixels. When I convert back to bitmap using 50% threshold the image looks very bad.
In fact if I do this I do not get the same image as before: BMP -> GYSCALE -> Rotate 45 CW -> BMP -> GYSCALE -> Rotate 45 CCW -> BMP
Is there a way around this?
Thank you.
In Photoshop 6.0 I have to convert first to Grayscale. Then rotate. However, this creates a lot of greyscale pixels. When I convert back to bitmap using 50% threshold the image looks very bad.
In fact if I do this I do not get the same image as before: BMP -> GYSCALE -> Rotate 45 CW -> BMP -> GYSCALE -> Rotate 45 CCW -> BMP
Is there a way around this?
Thank you.
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