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Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel size...
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Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel...
Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel ...
Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel ...
Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel ...
Switching up to 16 bit in Photoshop does not put back the discarded picture information that you lost by going to 8 bit. My advice would be this : 1. Go from your camera to Photoshop using RAW and in ACR go straight to 16 bit. 2. Work at the native pixel...