Re: wide histograms was: That old jpg v. RAW argument again...

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Llorenç Herrera Aznar <lha@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hi Qkano,
>
>> Just a reminder that PhotoSHop only uses 15 not 16 bits.
>> Generate a 16-bit TIFF, load it into PS, save it as a TIFF ... voila,
> image degredation ...
>
> It sounds very strange to me that Photoshop only uses 15 bit when
> you specify to use 16, at least that's what PS says in the
> menu. Although the 1 bit difference between 16 and 15 will represent
> a very high number of different colors, 15 bit will still show an
> incredible tonal response, but it seems very strange, can you give
> more information on that?

I was trying to test this -- when I found that the Photoshop CS color
picker only has 8-bit *input*.  I can only enter values from 0-255
into the R, G, and B boxes, even for an image in 16-bit mode.  

So I couldn't test whether it saved in a TIFF successfully or not,
because I couldn't enter arbitrary colors in the first place. 
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