This may have been covered here before and if so I apologize,
but maybe someone else could use being reminded or informed also.

I have a 24-page booklet with a dozen color graphics, mostly photos.
A PDF with the color graphics will be put up on the web, but aside
from the cover it will be printed black and white. What I've done
in past years is create grayscale versions with the same names,
create a folder for these and one for the color ones, and link to
the grayscale ones for the print version and to the color ones for
the web version.

I can do this again, but I'm just wondering if it's worth it
since I can convert color to grayscale in Acrobat. My question is,
does doing it this way generally give me about the same quality
as if I converted the graphics to grayscale in Photoshop?

I tend to assume it does if I don't tweak the levels or curves.
So I suppose my question is also whether such tweaking is generally
necessary when converting color to grayscale in Photoshop.


Thanks,

Roy


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