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Ansel Adams' Grayscale - the perfect B&W image

This is a discussion on Ansel Adams' Grayscale - the perfect B&W image within the Black and White - Monochrome/Monotone - photography forum forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I never heard of this until today. It is basically saying that a perfect B&W image should have all of ...

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    I never heard of this until today. It is basically saying that a perfect B&W image should have all of the following 11 shades of B&W

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    edit: It doesn't say it (all 11 should be present) in the link I provided. It is just something I read on the internet today (it must be true)
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