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Originally Posted by RyanJones
That is easily solved Peter. There are two solutions. You can save the file in DSS as a 16bit file but I don’t do that. Secondly you should be able to open the 32bit file in Photoshop ( I know I can ) and then you select Image>mode>16bit. It will then bring up a sample and there is a selection box up the top that is set on HDR. Don’t be tempted to use this option. Open the box and there is Exposure & Gamma. Select that. You can then do your processing in 16bit and it won’t clip the blacks or whites. My suggestion is to do your initial processing while the image is still quite colorless and only do your saturation and vibrance towards the end otherwise you can run the risk not having enough headroom to stretch the dimmer parts of the image.
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Maybe its because I only have the elements version that it won't do 32 bit TIFFs. I got the RAW image update from MS earlier. I couldn't even see any RAW files on the old WIN10. Thanks for your suggestions