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For some time now I have felt that ACDSee was displaying my B&W JPEG images a bit ‘gray’.
I finally did some testing tonight and discovered, to my shock, that a JPEG B&W image saved in grayscale format, and a copy saved in RGB format will display differently in ACDSee. The highlights ‘gray’ ever so slightly in the grayscale format JPEG. The RGB version is true to the original.
Interestingly, if TIFF format is used, the images are identical and correct with the PS original.
Anyone else noticed this?
Eric
I finally did some testing tonight and discovered, to my shock, that a JPEG B&W image saved in grayscale format, and a copy saved in RGB format will display differently in ACDSee. The highlights ‘gray’ ever so slightly in the grayscale format JPEG. The RGB version is true to the original.
Interestingly, if TIFF format is used, the images are identical and correct with the PS original.
Anyone else noticed this?
Eric
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