Glen Berry <7no### [at] ezwvcom> wrote:
: I'd like to be able to render high-bit-depth images to a file format
: that is supported by Photoshop. The current support for PNG doesn't
: result in a file that Photoshop can open as a "16 bit per channel"
: image.

  That's photoshop's fault, not povray's.

  I just can't understand why such an advanced image editing program is
so incredibly retarded when dealing with images with more than 8 bits per
color channel... It's just plain weird. If you switch to 16 bits per color
channel, you quickly find that 90% of the features are disabled.

: So is there a chance of POV ever outputting a format that Photshop is
: perfectly happy with? Perhaps even ".PSD" format? 

  Why should POV-Ray adapt to a stupid retarded program? Why won't they make
it up-to-date?

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