Sorry, but I'm a mite confused about how to handle the whole RAW thing in Photoshop. Specifically: "Open the 16 bit tiff in Photoshop and save in RAW fromat, ignoring all warnings. Open the RAW file. In the dialog that appears tell photoshop that it has two interlaced bit channels. You have now a file with two channels, one containing the lower and one the upper 8 bits. Add one empty channel and change the mode into RGB. Save as this file." #1: If I tell it that it has two interlaced channels it gives me a warning that this is smaller than the original file, and ends up looking like a TV image that has lost the vertical hold. #2: "Save as this file" - in what format? TIFF, TGA, RAW,what? #3: If this is for distribution, where it really should be a jpg file, is this method moot, anyway?

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