16-bit Greyscale - Which Version

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16-bit Greyscale - Which Version

Postby lhiapgpeonk » Wed Jun 24, 2015 11:38 am

I was just wondering

I want to scan black and white negatives with the best possible depth of information. So I would be looking for 16bit Greyscale or 48bit Color scans.
This Link: https://www.silverfast.com/img/compare/compare_sf8_en.jpg (can be accessed via the question mark next to the versions when you go to buy) says nothing about 16/48 bit, only about 16bit Histogram, which is not necessary for my in Silverfast. This Link however: http://www.silverfast.com/download/docu/silverfast8versioncomparisonchart_en_2015-04-29.pdf shows at the bottom, that 16/48bit images (and RAW-Images) are possible with every version of silverfast.

Will the creation of 16bit/48bit HDRs also be possible with Silverfast SE (No Plus, no AI)? The spec sheets suggest so, but I'm not sure, given some forum entries.

So in Short: Which scan-modes will be possible with Silverfast 8.5 SE?

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Re: 16-bit Greyscale - Which Version

Postby LSI_Ketelhohn » Mon Jun 29, 2015 10:27 am

Dear customer,

All SilverFast versions can create 16/48 Bit HDR(i) RAW images for later processing in SilverFast HDR (Studio).
Direct fully processed 16/48 Bit output is only available in SilverFast Ai Studio and HDR (Studio).

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Arne Ketelhohn.

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Re: 16-bit Greyscale - Which Version

Postby lhiapgpeonk » Mon Jun 29, 2015 11:10 am

Will Post-Processing also be possible with Photoshop CC? (It is saved as a linear .dng, isn' it?)
If so, I suppose all is well :D

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Re: 16-bit Greyscale - Which Version

Postby LSI_Ketelhohn » Mon Jun 29, 2015 1:04 pm

You can use Photosho to edit those files.
But make sure the colorspace is not adapted automatically.
The images should be processed using the embedded color space.

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