Black & White Photo Color Difference in Photoshop

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07-08-2009, 09:36 PM

NimrodAUS

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Black & White Photo Color Difference in Photoshop

Ok heres a Wierd one. I think I know why, but my main question is how do I make windows show the same. I opened up a photo that I took in B&W on the Camera and it kinda looked brownish? So I opened it up in Photo Shop to see if there was any colour to actually remove and noticed that it actually does look (is) black and white in it but not when view with windows photo viewer? I have prepaired a screen shot. Tell me what you think is going on people?

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