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Re: 16-bit vs 8-bit images
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Re: 16-bit vs 8-bit images


  • Subject: Re: 16-bit vs 8-bit images
  • From: Henrik Holmegaard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 11:52:13 +0100

(It makes very little senses to capture raw uncorrected 8-bit images.)
...
frustration with most scanner software's weird implementations of
color management and my disinclination to make critical decisions
based on a postage-stamp-sized preview. So, crappy capture software
is one good reason.

Hear, hear ...!

Capture parametrized highbit. Capture parametrized low bit. But without proper ICC support in the capture software, the capture process breaks down.

The concept of 'film types' has been used by film manufacturers who also manufacture scanners. It's not based on ICC and it's not based on proper soft-proofing and proof-printing functionality. It's a closed systems approach that doesn't enhance the user's control of color. Whether it works or doesn't work is in that sense beside the point, because the user doesn't have a say as there is no UI / ICC functionality to give the user a say in the first place.
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