Digital BW, The Print

To all who think 8 bit color correcting is identical to 16. Just try it
yourself with one of your own images. One scanned in 16 bit, and one in
8. Make identical adjustments.

If you can't see any difference, there is something VERY weird going on...

Jerry




Austin Franklin wrote:
> 
> > Dan's
> > remarks are unfortunate in that they will then to discourage Adobe from
> > giving us full editing features in 16-bit. Something I feel would be of
> > great benefit for B&W.
> 
> Hi Martin,
> 
> Yes, and I agree with you completely too.  It IS unfortunate, that, though
> Dan does know a lot about color, his misinformation/misunderstandings with
> respect to B&W will, unfortunately, be taken as correct by some people that
> matter.  Sigh.
> 
> It doesn't matter if you're right or wrong any more, just that you've
> written a book...  (sorry, I couldn't resist saying that ;-)
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Austin
> 
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