(I thought I'd better add a winking emoji as I've already upset a couple of people this week.Film & Video 10 Female Film Directors You Should Know Aboutĭiscover 10 film directors who have revolutionized the audiovisual industry Actually that is a gross exaggeration, but I wouldn't mind a dollar for every time Chris handed out that advice, or even 50 cents for every time Christoph asked someone to post a screen shot. On the other hand, images do not always look the same in web browsers as they did in Photoshop, but I have read your explanation of what causes that nearly as many times as Chris Cox told posters to update their video card driver from the card maker's web site. Least ways, it is not always clear to me why someone would make a big fuss about the image from what I can see of it. I often struggle to see banding in screen shots when people post complaining about it.
That's where the banding happens (unless you have a 10-bit capable video card and monitor).
The display path from video card to the panel is an 8-bit pipeline. How to Make 16-bit Luminosity Masks – Good Light Journal I make it a thing to avoid pixel peeping at 'nearly' all costs, but that does extend to mask quality, so I am pleased to put that misconception behind me. Tony Kuyper says the same thing here, so I have learned something today. These threads are the ones I am thinking of.īut reading them again, I can see that I did misinterpret, or read too quickly. Is that really the case? I'm thinking back to old threads with Chris Cox and Jeff Schewe where I had got the impression that layer masks were always 8 bit. So a mask based on a selection may show banding - but painting into a mask in a 16 bit document will not.īlimey Dag.
Selections, however, are limited to 8 bit depth. Working in 16 bit will help, but if you are painting in layer masks, then they are 8 bit regardless of the image bit depth.Īctually a mask has the same bit depth as the document.
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