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I am just wondering the best solution to this problem. I’ve already converted to CMYK and 16 bit, which seems to be the best so far.
I have a gradation of pretty much a black object. Of course it isn’t true black. It goes from lets say 16-20 from right to left. And of course I see some pretty major lines.
This was originally a rendering from 3dsmax, but I got some nasty crackly lines that look alot more organic. I would much rather it be a fine noise that went across the whole thing.
What’s the best way to do this? Anyone know? It’s more a general image thing than a photoshop thing. It’s not that noticeable on most colors, but black is bad. It’s very smooth, so any slight noise is noticeable.
I used hdr once, so it was 32bit, but the files took too long to load at 4800×3200 pixels and I have 27 that I’d like to work on at once within one file as they all share some similar resources. Also photoshop only has a couple things you can do to 32bit images. Doesn’t help me much that I can’t even have layers while in 32bit. What a crock.
Let me know if there is a good way to get rid of the banding in a very slight gradation of a long range. Not sure if it’s possible, but thought I’d ask some of the experts (and expert wannabe’s who might be able to help too like myself).
I have a gradation of pretty much a black object. Of course it isn’t true black. It goes from lets say 16-20 from right to left. And of course I see some pretty major lines.
This was originally a rendering from 3dsmax, but I got some nasty crackly lines that look alot more organic. I would much rather it be a fine noise that went across the whole thing.
What’s the best way to do this? Anyone know? It’s more a general image thing than a photoshop thing. It’s not that noticeable on most colors, but black is bad. It’s very smooth, so any slight noise is noticeable.
I used hdr once, so it was 32bit, but the files took too long to load at 4800×3200 pixels and I have 27 that I’d like to work on at once within one file as they all share some similar resources. Also photoshop only has a couple things you can do to 32bit images. Doesn’t help me much that I can’t even have layers while in 32bit. What a crock.
Let me know if there is a good way to get rid of the banding in a very slight gradation of a long range. Not sure if it’s possible, but thought I’d ask some of the experts (and expert wannabe’s who might be able to help too like myself).
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