Dmitri
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I was reading that a work-around for Photoshops bit limits (for example, can't use most filters while in 16 bit mode) was to use smart objects. I haven't done much with smart objects. This is what was written:
"Use smart objects to run a filter on a 8 bits layer that resides in a 16 bits files. (copy layer, convert to SO, open SO, convert to 8 bits, convert to SO again, run filter, close SO.)"
huh? Questions
1: Is it possible to have an 8 bit layer in a 16 bit file?? If so, how?
2: I can open smart objects (new files, it seems), and covert to 8, filter what I want - and then how do I close it and get it back into the original?
The article I'm quoting is from 2008 so no chance I can ask what he meant, and my google skills must suck cuz I can't find anything.
I was reading that a work-around for Photoshops bit limits (for example, can't use most filters while in 16 bit mode) was to use smart objects. I haven't done much with smart objects. This is what was written:
"Use smart objects to run a filter on a 8 bits layer that resides in a 16 bits files. (copy layer, convert to SO, open SO, convert to 8 bits, convert to SO again, run filter, close SO.)"
huh? Questions
1: Is it possible to have an 8 bit layer in a 16 bit file?? If so, how?
2: I can open smart objects (new files, it seems), and covert to 8, filter what I want - and then how do I close it and get it back into the original?
The article I'm quoting is from 2008 so no chance I can ask what he meant, and my google skills must suck cuz I can't find anything.
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