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From: Ramesh Kumar_C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 11:19 AM
Subject: filmscanners: 24bit - 48bit dilemma Work flow suggestions
Hi
Sorry, for asking pre-discussed topic. Once I get following doubts
cleared, I thinksmile
I
Ramesh writes ...
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This is about 24bits 48 bits:
Scanner can deliver 36 bits; So I am in a dilemma
whether to store the scanner output in 48bit TIFF file
or 24bit TIFF file.
...
a) Store 36BIT Scanner output in 24 bit TIFF file. Edit
this 24bit TIFF file in 8-bit channel in
Ramesh Kumar_C wrote:
This is about 24bits 48 bits:
Scanner can deliver 36 bits; So I am in a dilemma whether to store the
scanner output in 48bit TIFF file or 24bit TIFF file.
I have thought of following 2 methods, let me know which of the following
will be good.
a) Store 36BIT
I find it a good idea to scan into a 48 bit file, spot with the cloning tool,
crop any border, and then archive. That doesn't commit to any approach to the
image but means that you never have to do the drudgery of spotting again.
In important cases I often save all the changes in order (not the
