Can you confirm that BW Styler only runs on an 8 bit RGB image in PSP v. X please.
I've tried with 16 bit RGB, but no luck (.tiff format) but it works with 8 bit (tiff format).
Looks promising, but I want to use it in 16 bit mode.
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Rick
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Sorry, but PSP X doesn't support running plugins on 16bit images. It doesn't have anything to do with B/W Styler. Corel added this unnecessary limitation to PSP X.
I haven't tested PSP XI yet, but I hope that it now lets you run plugins on 16bit images. If anyone knows, please let me know.
Otherwise I can only recommed that you get Photoshop Elements or Photoshop.
I haven't tested PSP XI yet, but I hope that it now lets you run plugins on 16bit images. If anyone knows, please let me know.
Otherwise I can only recommed that you get Photoshop Elements or Photoshop.
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Thanks for the response.
I downloaded the demo of Elements 4, it works with 16 bit images in version 4, but I was reading today a comparison of ver. 5 vs Photoshop, and v. 5 will not edit 16 bit images. So for some, sticking with v. 4 may be valuable.
I've not tried PSP XI with B/W Styler. Thinking about biting the bullet and getting the full blown Photoshop CS2. Like what I see of your product, too bad it couldn't work with a time period vs the watermark - makes it harder to assess as the watermarks are so numerous.
Thanks again,
Rick
I've not tried PSP XI with B/W Styler. Thinking about biting the bullet and getting the full blown Photoshop CS2. Like what I see of your product, too bad it couldn't work with a time period vs the watermark - makes it harder to assess as the watermarks are so numerous.
Thanks again,
Rick
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From the description of Elements 5 it says "Get truer, higher quality results with support for 16-bit color." Can you please send me the URL of that comparison?
The next version of Photoshop will become available next year, so if you can still wait a few months, you can save the upgrade fee.
I will rework the watermark protection in the near future, but I don't like time-limited trial versions. They more or less force you to buy the software after one month and give you no chance to evaluate the software again later.
The next version of Photoshop will become available next year, so if you can still wait a few months, you can save the upgrade fee.
I will rework the watermark protection in the near future, but I don't like time-limited trial versions. They more or less force you to buy the software after one month and give you no chance to evaluate the software again later.
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