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On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 20:38:16 -0500, "Mike Hough" <Ama### [at] aol com>
wrote:
>I want to thank Glen for the previous thread. Going by Kari's suggestions,
>I rendered an image as a ppm image and saved it as a raw file. It didn't
>come in quite right but after some fiddling I found these are the settings
>needed to import the ".raw" file:
I'm glad it works for you.
Unfortunately, I only have Photoshop 5.0 LE, and not the full version.
The version I use has no provision for opening "RAW" files. The only
16 bit-per-color images that I know for certain it will open are
images in PSD or TIFF formats.
I'm currently looking for a suitable conversion utility that will
convert 48 bpp POV images into either a PSD file, or an appropriate
TIFF file.
Speaking of 16 bit-per-color image formats. I looked all through the
Win-POV 3.1g docs for verification that POV-Ray can actually create
proper 16 bit images in formats other than PNG. I couldn't find a
single reference that actually confirmed POV could write 16 bit PPM
images, TGA images, or anything else other than PNG.
Yes, I realize if one sets the "bits per color" to 16, that the
message window claims things like "48 bpp PPM" or "48 bpp TGA", during
a rendering, but these formats don't seem to be documented. At least,
I couldn't find mention of them in the docs.
Later,
Glen
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