--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Johnny Deadman <john@p...> wrote: > on 9/26/01 5:00 PM, Martin Wesley at mwesley250@e... wrote: > > > You are right about the number of pixels to measure but I was > > thinking about drawing the on screen representation with 65,000 > > individual bars in the bar graph as opposed to 256. Still might be > > trival in terms of the actual computing power required I have to > > admit. > > LOL > > where do you buy your 65,000 pixel-wide monitors, Martin?? John, Imax of course. ;-) > > mine only goes up to about 2000! If I set mine that high I can't read the text. > > you must have a big office, too.... I wish! > > ....at 96 dpi you have a 56-foot wide display. How about a 360 panorama? A 20x20' room should hold it on flat panels and you can put a swivle chair in the center! That would be wild with some of your shots! Okay. I give up. You could have a 16-bit histogram utility that would run quickly and display itself on our 96 dpi monitors with full screen and zoom functions that would allow you to examine it in detail. How come no one has written such a thing as a plugin for Photoshop? I'd buy a copy. Martin > > -- > John Brownlow > > http://www.pinkheadedbug.com
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16-bit histogram was Re: Bit depth, was Minolta DiMAGE Scan Multi PRO
2001-09-26 by Martin Wesley