From: Jack Fulton (jefulton1@comcast.net)
Date: 09/10/03-10:42:36 AM Z
We presume with PS8 this may be possible due primarily to the increased
employment of fine quality digital cameras.
you could perform you primarily color corrections such as hue/saturation,
curves/levels, selective color and record all this as an action. Then apply
that to the other 1/2 of your to-be-spliced image. Convert to 8 bit and
splice. If important considerations such as sky need to be considered. those
manipulations can be done in 8 bit.
Jack Fulton
> I would like to scan some 12X20 negatives in 16 bits with a 12X17"
> scanner in two scans and stitch them together in Photoshop. I know
> how to do the stiching, but my stiching method will not work in 16
> bits because Photoshop will not allow me to use the Move tool unless
> I change the Mode of the two files to 8 bits.
>
> Any way around this? And if not, is there is any advantage to
> scanning in 16 bits if the file must be immediately converted to 8
> bits for the stiching operation?
>
> Sandy
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