3 Secret Advantages of 32-Bit in Photoshop!
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Date: 2022-07-19
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DiegoSynth
Very interesting, thanks for the tips! I think however that the linear comparisons between 8, 16 and 32 bits are not 100% fair. At 12: 08 for example, when you set the slider to 39, this 39 is not the same in 16 and in 32 bits I believe. My understanding is that, different precision implies different resolution, meaning that the 16 bits slider is the same as the 32 bits one but the scale, the steps behind it are completely different. So the 39 of one does probably not equals the 39 of the other (32 bits has way more steps than 16 inside the same slider.
I don't know if I'm clear and I might be totally wrong, but I just wanted to share my thought. In one way or another, 32 bits will offer more than 16 or 8 as it can store much more information: )
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Very interesting, thanks for the tips! I think however that the linear comparisons between 8, 16 and 32 bits are not 100% fair. At 12: 08 for example, when you set the slider to 39, this 39 is not the same in 16 and in 32 bits I believe. My understanding is that, different precision implies different resolution, meaning that the 16 bits slider is the same as the 32 bits one but the scale, the steps behind it are completely different. So the 39 of one does probably not equals the 39 of the other (32 bits has way more steps than 16 inside the same slider.
I don't know if I'm clear and I might be totally wrong, but I just wanted to share my thought. In one way or another, 32 bits will offer more than 16 or 8 as it can store much more information: )
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David
Hey There!
You did not address the major problem in working in 32 Bit and that is converting back to 8 bit and the color and tonal shifts that can happen. Working in 32 Bit is risky because you can create something that has out of gamut color on a print press or digital display. You need to talk about converting back to 8 bit safely.
Nice video but 32 bit is not used in the professional space because it's more of a problem than a solution.
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Hey There!
You did not address the major problem in working in 32 Bit and that is converting back to 8 bit and the color and tonal shifts that can happen. Working in 32 Bit is risky because you can create something that has out of gamut color on a print press or digital display. You need to talk about converting back to 8 bit safely.
Nice video but 32 bit is not used in the professional space because it's more of a problem than a solution.
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Алексей
32 bit mode - is linear work space. 8 bit and 16 bit - is not. If you change mode so why curve adj work another way) Cause there is no gamma value correction in 32 bits. So incorrect to compare (you can make sure by simply pressing ctrl + Y in RGB monitor mode to see how image looks like in real after saving file - which means apply a color test)
Very love your lessons but this one may confuse a lot of peoples: (
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32 bit mode - is linear work space. 8 bit and 16 bit - is not. If you change mode so why curve adj work another way) Cause there is no gamma value correction in 32 bits. So incorrect to compare (you can make sure by simply pressing ctrl + Y in RGB monitor mode to see how image looks like in real after saving file - which means apply a color test)
Very love your lessons but this one may confuse a lot of peoples: (
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dubiousfella
So, I changed the mode of an 8-bit to 32-bit (in PS, and discovered that the RAW Filter isn't available then, and I can't convert it back to 8-bit, and I lose the ability to save the now 32-bit to a jpg format, and/or back to an 8-bit format. Can you please explain why all these differences take place, and how to solve these dilemmas? Why can't we work on the 32-bit in the RAW Filter?
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So, I changed the mode of an 8-bit to 32-bit (in PS, and discovered that the RAW Filter isn't available then, and I can't convert it back to 8-bit, and I lose the ability to save the now 32-bit to a jpg format, and/or back to an 8-bit format. Can you please explain why all these differences take place, and how to solve these dilemmas? Why can't we work on the 32-bit in the RAW Filter?
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Michael
Unfortunately, using 32 Bit - or even 16 Bit - in Photoshop 21 renders most of the filters unavailable. Instead of addressing this, Adobe spends their time inventing solutions for problems nobody had, such the Save A Copy nonsense. I actually think that CS6 Extended was a better version that the current one, considering the costs involved.
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Unfortunately, using 32 Bit - or even 16 Bit - in Photoshop 21 renders most of the filters unavailable. Instead of addressing this, Adobe spends their time inventing solutions for problems nobody had, such the Save A Copy nonsense. I actually think that CS6 Extended was a better version that the current one, considering the costs involved.
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keendnb
I have a question. When using 32 bit for printing how does that work if the colour values are the same in CMYK or RGB but the intensity changes the physical look (brightness) of the colour on the screen. Do you end up with the original colour values or the screen colour that has been intensified?
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I have a question. When using 32 bit for printing how does that work if the colour values are the same in CMYK or RGB but the intensity changes the physical look (brightness) of the colour on the screen. Do you end up with the original colour values or the screen colour that has been intensified?
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fitty77
Man, as an exercise, that is amazing. As a photo and related to the 1st example, i still like more the 8-bit edited photo, than that 32-bit. I understand that you can achieve the same result as in 8-bit. But that is why i like edition, just not to much of it.
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Man, as an exercise, that is amazing. As a photo and related to the 1st example, i still like more the 8-bit edited photo, than that 32-bit. I understand that you can achieve the same result as in 8-bit. But that is why i like edition, just not to much of it.
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r11zk
Damn. I did the blur in 32 bit. And it's been 7 mins and it still hasn't completed. I am running on a gaming laptop. decent specced. r5 4600h. But damn, it is very cpu hungry. 32-bit workflow will be a thing in the future. But for now I'll stick with 16bit.
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Damn. I did the blur in 32 bit. And it's been 7 mins and it still hasn't completed. I am running on a gaming laptop. decent specced. r5 4600h. But damn, it is very cpu hungry. 32-bit workflow will be a thing in the future. But for now I'll stick with 16bit.
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Abdel
your English is AMAZING
typically I find it hard to follow tutorials with Indian accent, but your accent is almost flawless
I'd watch you all day every day!
thanks for the great tutorial and the amazing accent in which you presented it
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your English is AMAZING
typically I find it hard to follow tutorials with Indian accent, but your accent is almost flawless
I'd watch you all day every day!
thanks for the great tutorial and the amazing accent in which you presented it
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maboleth
The main problem I see working with 32bit images, aside for the size and hardware required, is that many of the filters and options (histogram included) are not working or are greyed out. So far that's unacceptable for my work.
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The main problem I see working with 32bit images, aside for the size and hardware required, is that many of the filters and options (histogram included) are not working or are greyed out. So far that's unacceptable for my work.
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Christopher
Ummmm. Regarding your first example. I know that you are showing a difference but from a practical standpoint, I MUCH preferred the 8-bit RESULT at the beginning. It looked natural. The 32-bit looked. weird.
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Ummmm. Regarding your first example. I know that you are showing a difference but from a practical standpoint, I MUCH preferred the 8-bit RESULT at the beginning. It looked natural. The 32-bit looked. weird.
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Grzegorz
I wrote to you under second video about 32 bits, do you recommend to use 32bits? I lost possibility to use some filters and also ctrl+i to SWAP colors for example. Is it normal?
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I wrote to you under second video about 32 bits, do you recommend to use 32bits? I lost possibility to use some filters and also ctrl+i to SWAP colors for example. Is it normal?
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Romie
I'm just interested in maximum sharpness, detail, texture, and clarity. Oh, and HDR too. I save all tif files I intend to print in 16 bit, jpg for web in 8 bit.
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I'm just interested in maximum sharpness, detail, texture, and clarity. Oh, and HDR too. I save all tif files I intend to print in 16 bit, jpg for web in 8 bit.
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Carlos
If someone has this answer I would really appreciate it. Is editing in 16-bit or 32-bit the same than editing in a RAW file? What is the difference?
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If someone has this answer I would really appreciate it. Is editing in 16-bit or 32-bit the same than editing in a RAW file? What is the difference?
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Les
I have curves available in 2021 version but lots of filters not available. (I would probably have abandoned PS by now if it hadn't been for you)
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I have curves available in 2021 version but lots of filters not available. (I would probably have abandoned PS by now if it hadn't been for you)
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cameriqueTV
Something about your lighting. makes you look like a 3D character! Did a double take to be sure I wasn't looking at a Pixar animation.
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Something about your lighting. makes you look like a 3D character! Did a double take to be sure I wasn't looking at a Pixar animation.
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Kayus
Hello! Someone knows why I can't edit back in Lightroom the photos I edit in 32 bits in Photoshop? There's a way I can do this? PLZ! HEEELP!
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Hello! Someone knows why I can't edit back in Lightroom the photos I edit in 32 bits in Photoshop? There's a way I can do this? PLZ! HEEELP!
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The
boy i have a simple problem. how i have to export in 32 bit? cause using tiff will save also levels and file become unreadable.
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boy i have a simple problem. how i have to export in 32 bit? cause using tiff will save also levels and file become unreadable.
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Dm3qXY
this must be the least useful explanation of what happens when working with 32 bit color in any tool i have ever encountered
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this must be the least useful explanation of what happens when working with 32 bit color in any tool i have ever encountered
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Santi
so after editing in 32-bit, if save a copy in JPEG for web use will I still retain those advantages and details in the image?
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so after editing in 32-bit, if save a copy in JPEG for web use will I still retain those advantages and details in the image?
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