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GIMP and 16 bit colour?

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  1. GIMP and 16 bit colour? — pjbw, 09 Jun 2009 05:57 PM
    1. GIMP and 16 bit colour? — devvv, 09 Jun 2009 06:01 PM
      1. GIMP and 16 bit colour? — pjbw, 10 Jun 2009 03:12 PM

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Permalink:20090609155715.13F151805BEE1@a.dev001...
Date:09 Jun 2009 05:57 PM
From:pjbw (gimpusers.com)
Subject:GIMP and 16 bit colour?
Some time ago I installed Photoshop CS2 but hardly used it. Recently I found
myself taking more and more raw photos with my Sony DSC-R1(.sr2)to get 16 bit
colour. Unfortunately Photoshop CS2 seems to corrupt files throughout my
Windows XP SP2 and XP locks up. Delete these corrupt files and I get back the
XP I know and love!
Sony's Image Data Converter SR gives me 16 bit .tiff files. Can The GIMP
handle these?
Are there any limitations?


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Date:09 Jun 2009 06:01 PM
From:devvv (gimpusers.com)
Subject:GIMP and 16 bit colour?
>Some time ago I installed Photoshop CS2 but hardly used it. Recently I found
>myself taking more and more raw photos with my Sony DSC-R1(.sr2)to get 16
bit
>colour. Unfortunately Photoshop CS2 seems to corrupt files throughout my
>Windows XP SP2 and XP locks up. Delete these corrupt files and I get back
the
>XP I know and love!
>Sony's Image Data Converter SR gives me 16 bit .tiff files. Can The GIMP
>handle these?
>Are there any limitations?
>
>
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>pjbw (via www.gimpusers.com)
>

currently gimp 2.6 is not able to load or manipulate 16bit color images. the
first pieces or code for it have however already been written as far as i
know. maybe gimp 2.8 will have this feature - its release is scheduled for
late autumn / winter this year.

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Date:10 Jun 2009 03:12 PM
From:pjbw (gimpusers.com)
Subject:GIMP and 16 bit colour?
>>Some time ago I installed Photoshop CS2 but hardly used it. Recently I
found
>>myself taking more and more raw photos with my Sony DSC-R1(.sr2)to get 16
>bit
>>colour. Unfortunately Photoshop CS2 seems to corrupt files throughout my
>>Windows XP SP2 and XP locks up. Delete these corrupt files and I get back
>the
>>XP I know and love!
>>Sony's Image Data Converter SR gives me 16 bit .tiff files. Can The GIMP
>>handle these?
>>Are there any limitations?
>>
>>
>>--
>>pjbw (via www.gimpusers.com)
>>
>
>currently gimp 2.6 is not able to load or manipulate 16bit color images.
the
>first pieces or code for it have however already been written as far as i
>know. maybe gimp 2.8 will have this feature - its release is scheduled for
>late autumn / winter this year.
>
>--
>Bernhard S. (via www.gimpusers.com)
>
A pity. I will have to do some research into Photoshop CS2; maybe try to
isolate it from the rest of my applications. In the meantime I will continue
with my 8 bit Paint Shop Pro 9.02, Corel's freebie bug-free version of JASC's
PSP 9.0

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