One of the things that interests me; 16-bit image files. Holds more color info than all the 8-bit images we all use. And, I have been wanting to work on Bryce terrains in Photoshop (or similar) at 16-bit, instead of stuck at 8-bit, since Bryce's Terrain editor WILL load 16-bit images. So, that is what is on my immediate agenda with Cinepaint, we'll see if it makes any difference... AgentSmith

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