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Old 06-11-2007, 10:27 PM   #5
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Default Densitometry (or relative optical density)


"Jason Wong" <7jw6@qlink.queensu.ca> wrote in message
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> Well Fovea Pro sounds like a great program but at $800 I don't think I
> can afford it! Is there no other way to do this manually? Like as
> someone said before can I take the log of the intensity to get
> density?


Photoshop unfortunately only reports in 8-bit/channel values, even for (15
or) 16-b/ch values. So you are limited to a relative (to the brightest
pixel) Optical Density range of 0.0-2.4 . If that is enough for your
purpose, there seems to be no other way than calculating by hand, or using a
look-up table. As mentioned, make sure the image data is in Gamma 1 space.

Maybe, I'm not sure because my trial period expired, Picture Window (Pro for
16-b/ch) has such a functionality? Check http://www.dl-c.com for details.

Bart


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