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I’m trying to add contrast to a pdf image of an Architectural drawing. The drawing is an old hand drawing that was scanned to a pdf file. It’s black and white. Even though I scanned it in as dark as I am able to with my scanner, the image is very light when I open it in Photoshop 8.0. When I select Image – Adjustments – Brightness/Contrast I am able to use the slider and adjust the contrast. With preview selected I see the image exactly as I need it to be, but when I select OK, the image reverts back to its original form…too light. What am I doing wrong? I’ve tried this with the image in Bitmap and also in Grayscale. Any suggestions?
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