> The question then > becomes whether you want the file left in 16-bit for further > editing (local > editing, sharpening, cloning, print separation curves, etc) or if you'd > prefer to be doing *those* moves in 8-bit. Hi Todd, The only operation that benefits from 16 bits is tonal adjustment. All the things you mention above don't benefit from higher bit depth, unless your output takes 16 bit data. Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] 16-bit Scanning: Why?
2001-12-05 by Austin Franklin