Is Greyscale OK for my photos?

I'm on Tinypic now and that's the closest thing to B&W fron what I can see. Then again I could have missed something.

i thought that greyscale was B&W?

It is.

WRONG!!!!


BLACK AND WHITE!




GREYSCALE!





The difference, BLACK AND WHITE, doesn't use grey. Grey scale is the loss of colour. I know my examples weren't the best, but if you go to powerpoint and try changing your picture to BLACK AND WHITE, which is an option, you will see it's not the same as GREYSCALE.

I can't find anything that will change my photo from proper black to white online... help please?

Killian, put it to grayscale.
Most people mean grayscale when they say "black and white."

Yeah most people do, but when editing you should say greyscale, but honestly, who cares. Umm Killian open up Powerpoint, change the pick to GREYSCALE, then SAVE AS... JPEG, then upload to your tinypic or whatever. Or edit in photobucket.

personally, i just lower the saturation and then fix the levels. but i'm on pHoToShOp

I'll have to put the pictures to greyscale because I need to send them in soon and I'm in a hurry and I have to be in bed because I'm sick.

What time is it over there? It's 10:40 where I'm at. But anyways.

4:50PM.

fuck bed time, you have to get ready to party!!!!
sleep is all mental!!! so is being sick!

did you figure it out homes?

Well all my photos have been sent in and all I can do is wait and hope.

It's up to the judges now.

GREYSCALE = BnW in my mind lol

greyscale is fine, for future reference

Greyscale is Black and White in most people's minds, but editing systems might think greyscale is loss of colour and black and white is when you use contour lines (i think that's what they are called), to create your shapes. But mainly only the colours Black and White.

So