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Snudge · **Joined:** Jun 2006 **Posts:** 4200 **Location:**

Yay, it was the render! Or PS. >.> Anyway, I got going again

I immediately made 2 versions, because I was just fooling around and i found out I like the B&W on this one. Only one question, how do you make all the layers B&W? <.>

Anyway, version 1:

And version 2:

And now I look at it, the border has been removed on version 2 <.> Ah well, can be fixed later.

cin · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:19 pm

i like the top one better

all layers&way 3 ways i can think of atm

1) ctrl-shift-E, then ctrl-shift-U; merge visible, then mode-adjustments-desaturate;
you will have no seperate layers after that
2) set to greyscalel you will lose layers
3) to keep layers, click on layer, ctrl-shift-u to desaturate
do this for each layer.

Riggs · **Joined:** May 2007 **Posts:** 159 **Location:** Canada

cin wrote:

i like the top one better

all layers&way 3 ways i can think of atm

1) ctrl-shift-E, then ctrl-shift-U; merge visible, then mode-adjustments-desaturate;
you will have no seperate layers after that
2) set to greyscalel you will lose layers
3) to keep layers, click on layer, ctrl-shift-u to desaturate
do this for each layer.

Or you can create a new layer, go to Image - Apply Image. Then desaturate the layer. So you'll have a layer with the whole sig desaturated and all the original layers still there.

cin · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:44 pm

cool didnt know that last one. thnx.

Snudge · **Joined:** Jun 2006 **Posts:** 4200 **Location:**

Thanks for the help

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