B&W to back to Color
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Craig Bacon
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B&W to back to Color
How can you tell if a picture has a color profile? Is it by seeing Red, Green and Blue channels? I’m not even sure if I’m using the right words here. I have a b&w picture. When I was using an earlier version of GC (8 something I think), when browsing the containing folder the picture looked color in the display (grid showing the pictures, column of folders on the right), but the Preview Window shoed the picture as b&w. Also, if the Icon size in the Display was too big, it changed to b&w. I just got a new computer and loaded GC9. I’m thinking the photo has a color profile but I don’t know how to tell. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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thorstenlemke
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Re: B&W to back to Color
Dear Craig,please e-mail the file.Thorsten On 09.02.2014, at 00:45, Craig Bacon <cd_bacon@yahoo.com> wrote: How can you tell if a picture has a color profile? Is it by seeing Red, Green and Blue channels? I’m not even sure if I’m using the right words here.I have a b&w picture. When I was using an earlier version of GC (8 something I think), when browsing the containing folder the picture looked color in the display (grid showing the pictures, column of folders on the right), but the Preview Window shoed the picture as b&w. Also, if the Icon size in the Display was too big, it changed to b&w.I just got a new computer and loaded GC9.I’m thinking the photo has a color profile but I don’t know how to tell. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.