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[filmscanners] Re: JPEG2000 - is it lossless?




>But looking at the workflow, I think it might also be usefull to merge an
>underexposed image with an overexposed one.

I spend most of my time doing this!  More exactly, using layer masks to
select portions of the darker image and other portions of a lighter image
to make a well exposed total. Notably, burning in skies.

Julian



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