Simply stated: I think Arthur is wrong! ;-)
I have several images on my web photo galleries who gave me a headache with
posterisations in the (monochromatic) blue skies while editing.
A photo editing program working with 16 bit/channel and feeding it with the
maximum available bit-depth from the scanner would be the solution.
Unfortunately PSP (PS is to expensive for me) is working only with 8
bits/channel. VueScan is ideal in bringing all the information which my
scanner can find from film to my digital image, but is not designed to
manipulate the images.
> Frank Paris wrote:
>> Bert, I'm with you.
Count me also to the 16 bit/channel club :-)
I have mentioned many times the following link which proves my statement
when this discussion about 8 bit/16 bit is going on again and again:
Advise to newbies: don't believe Arthur and don't believe Bert, Frank or me.
But if you have posterisation after manipulation of your image, you know the
source of your problem!
--
Henk de Jong
Nepal and Burma (Myanmar) - Photo Galleries
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