I have several folders of scanned film tiff images on disk, most of them quite large because they were scanned at 4000dpi. I have forgotten though if they were scanned as 24-bit or as 48-bit HDR.
how can we tell if the file is an HDR file? (without using Photoshop)
regards
Gregory
how can we identify HDR files?
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how can we identify HDR files?
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Dear Gregory.
In SilverFast HDR, if you can set the image mode to 16 bit color or gray, then the original file is in 16 bit. If the file is an 8 bit file, you can select 8 bit output formats only.
Best regards.
Eric
In SilverFast HDR, if you can set the image mode to 16 bit color or gray, then the original file is in 16 bit. If the file is an 8 bit file, you can select 8 bit output formats only.
Best regards.
Eric
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