Thinking about it ,many of the Photoshop tools only give you the choice to make adjustments in 255 discrete steps anyway so not much point staying in 32bit mode. Photoshop CS6 which I use on a Mac will open any of the DSS 32bit output tif's, many of the basic tools do work, the advanced filters and actions do not unless you convert to 16 bit first. I can confirm that you aren't doing anything wrong with Paintshop Pro 2018, it can't open 32bit tif images from DSS in any format, looks like it is 16bit only. Just had a play with a copy of Paintshop PRO 2018, Photoshop CS6, DSS 3.4.4 and some sample canon 450D raws that I found on the web.
#Outpu levels paintshop pro 2018 64 Bit
Both 32 and 64 bit versions of PSP report DSS-saved files as being zero-bit depth.Īm I doing something wrong in Paintshop or DSS?
I can't get Paintshop Pro x9 (last year's version) to open autosave.tif or any 32 bit files either. As Louise states above you import the 32bit image and then use the Image > Mode toolbar selection to change to 16bit, tweaking the HDR module settings to spread your useable data over the maximum number of bits available during the conversion process. I use Photoshop CS6 on a Mac and that can not use many of the tools with 32bit images, I think the 32bit mode in PS is mainly used with 3d images. If your DSLR is newer that the last dcraw release then you will need to convert your DSLR raws in the free Adobe DNG convertor since dcraw is no longer supported.
#Outpu levels paintshop pro 2018 update
If you do try IRIS and use a DSLR you need to update the Libdcraw.dll to the last version released, the link is on the download page. If you don't mind the quirkiness of freeware application IRIS you can go quite a long way with your processing steps in that before final tweaking in Photoshop or Paintshop at lower bit depths. I do use IRIS on a virtual Windows OS running on my Mac from time to time but admit the mix of command line and conventional Windows 'click here' interaction can take some getting used to.
When you save the output file in DSS try saving as 32bit Rational rather than 32bit Integer and then try an import into Paintshop PRO, this may work though I am unable to test as I haven't a current version of Paintshop on my Mac or a saved DSS output file to test with.
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