
Yeah.. Friends of mine. They had a wonderful trip. Ha ha. Just look at their face.. excited already right? ha ha Okey, go to image > Mode > Lab Color. See image below

Then go to channel tab,delete the 'a' channel, just drag it to trash, 'b' channel should disappear as well.

And you've done. Easy step. Okey, you must go back to rgb or cmyk mode in order to save it in jpeg. first, go to image > mode > grayscale. and then once more, image > mode > rgb @ cmyk.
I hope you enjoyed this quick tutorial. BTW, afterall you also can change the b&w color without change the mode to lab color, just go to image > adjustment > black & white (Control + Alt + Shift + B) or desaturate the image (control + Shift + U) But the result can't be like this.

The different.

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aku kenal dorang nih..
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