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Old December 30th 04, 07:12 AM
Dima
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Default threshold level between black and white when changing image type to monochrome

Hello
How to change a threshold level between black and white when changing
image type to monochrome using "threshold" "Halftone" "Custom" mode in
MS Photo
Editor or in any other image editor?
I want to convert a grayscale black and white drawing to a monochrome
1bit image. Since I do not know how to change a threshold level between
black and white, the monochrome 1bit image results too light, some
details are disappeared.

 




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