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Article #23350Re: 16-bit greyscale TIFs and FrameMaker, a question
From: Bill Swallow
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 15:08
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 15:08
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Sean, I took your TIFF and saved it at 8-bit and did a saturation compare. They're identical. Go with 8-bit in FM. You'll save 1.26MB (half your file's size) in the process. The image in question was a screen shot (or very bitmapped) anyway, so I don't even see a need for 16-bit. There's no gradient to satisfy... :-|
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