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Hi. My applications are 3500×3000 files from 48bit color negative scans, output to inkjet printer.
Question – I’ve been reading that there’s a theoretical and sometimes visable advantage to doing color/levels adjustments,etc in 16 bit mode, which is now possible in CS. This results in a huge file. Is the advantage LOST if you do all the adjustments 16 bit and then convert to 8 bit before saving/printing? Are you degrading the image? or is advantage in 16 bits primarily in doing the adjustments?
This may sound like a silly question, but I’m going to run out of hard drive space fast if I wind up doubling the size of all the images in my library.
thanks
Sam
Question – I’ve been reading that there’s a theoretical and sometimes visable advantage to doing color/levels adjustments,etc in 16 bit mode, which is now possible in CS. This results in a huge file. Is the advantage LOST if you do all the adjustments 16 bit and then convert to 8 bit before saving/printing? Are you degrading the image? or is advantage in 16 bits primarily in doing the adjustments?
This may sound like a silly question, but I’m going to run out of hard drive space fast if I wind up doubling the size of all the images in my library.
thanks
Sam
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