I think if you only originally capture 10 bit then that's all you've got to play with - even if it is presented in a 16 bit form. The issue here is the weakness of the original capture. Try a MF digital back with true 16bit capture. An up-sampler ie interpolator might help but is no replacement for a better original capture. > From: Pieris Berreitter <pieris@...> > The other pie in the sky solution would be a RAW to true 16- > bit-space converter. Photoshop CS does not do this; instead, 16-bit > space is really 10-, 12-, or 14-bit space depending on camera.
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Re: [Digital BW] White balance and B&W
2004-11-09 by Steve Kale