Digital BW, The Print

I wonder if the next update will include 16 bit images?  Someone said
that you couldn't get a picture icon with Genuine fractals. Is this true?

Couldn't you just copy a low res image and paste it in the Get Info box?
(replacing the stn. icon image) That should place a picture icon on the
stn. image on the desktop, no?

Jerry





"Robert G. Morrison" wrote:
> 
> Exactly.  I use GF for all my fine art images.  Its rather wasteful, but I
> archive a 16bit NEF image, then I edit in 16 bit and save in GF at 8
> bit...open at any size and sharpen. I wish that they would offer a way to
> save 16 bit files in the future so that I don't have to reduce to 8 bit.
> Ditto for Nik Sharpener Pro.  GF seems to work better for me than
> traditional sampling techniques with my grainless digital images.  When
> scanning film I seemed to get identical results...just used GF because it
> was flexible and really easy.
> 
> Robert
> 
> Particularly now that the On 10/31/01 5:30 PM, "Carolyn Frayn"
> <carolyn@...> wrote:
> 
> > You save a master from your original file in the genuine fractals format,
> > then when you open the master the GF plug in asks you to  choose what size
> > and resolution you want it opened at, once open you then sharpen it for your
> > choosen output.  The master is always available for your next job, next
> > output...
> 
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