Warp wrote:
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> Using red+green as a 16-bit value for the height is a good idea, but not
> very practical. No image editing programs support that, so you just can't
> create them. AFAIK there are only two widespread programs which support
> this: POV-Ray and fracting. This isn't enough because neither is an image
> editing program.
IIRC, hf-lab and the like can do that. Not that I'm a
supporter of 16-bit coded as red+green. We all agree
that PNG is now a better choice.
> There's a big difference between converting an image first to b/w and
> then feeding the result to POV-Ray and feeding the original color image
> and letting POV-Ray do the b/w conversion.
I thank you for the explanation.
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