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I recently began using Pro Photo color space as my standard color space in Photoshop.
I learned by researching that the Pro Photo color space requires the 16-bit mode to accommodate the wider gamut afforded by Pro Photo..
I also learned by experimenting that 16-bit mode causes a problem because it deactivates Photoshop’s built-in filters, and that to activate the filters, I have to reduce my images to 8-bit mode.
I suppose that reducing my images to 8-bit mode clips the gamut of my images back to a gamut approximated Adobe RGB or sRGBIEC61966-2.1.
How can I retain the wider gamut provided by 16-bit mode while still being able to use Photoshop’s filters?
Robert
I learned by researching that the Pro Photo color space requires the 16-bit mode to accommodate the wider gamut afforded by Pro Photo..
I also learned by experimenting that 16-bit mode causes a problem because it deactivates Photoshop’s built-in filters, and that to activate the filters, I have to reduce my images to 8-bit mode.
I suppose that reducing my images to 8-bit mode clips the gamut of my images back to a gamut approximated Adobe RGB or sRGBIEC61966-2.1.
How can I retain the wider gamut provided by 16-bit mode while still being able to use Photoshop’s filters?
Robert
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