QUOTE(Super Shanko @ Sep 11 2016, 17:35)

Desaturate the whole thing, or or change its format to greyscale and then save as a PNG to prevent any artifact'ing.
To which of the two examples I have provided is that information directed towards? The color scan?
My scans are done in lossless TIFF and are cropped and converted to PNG before upload (or JPG if the resulting PNG is >10MB, but even then I save the crop as a PNG beforehand to include in the torrent). So, JPG artifacting is irrelevant, regarding this issue.
I was asking more around the area of if there was a way for me to digitally swap out the grayscale range with a color set more of the tone of that reddish ink, like a sort of pallete swap.
Edit: Seems I'm able to reach a tolerable hybrid with the color-match tool in paint.net from the color to the grayscale scans.
Ex: [
puu.sh]
http://puu.sh/r895L/031f307b97.pngThe rainbow banding doesn't appear to transfer doing this so I think that'll suffice as a solution here. Anyways, continue on with the thread. Sorry to sidetrack everyone.
This post has been edited by 8055: Sep 12 2016, 02:57