Posts by bikertwin

Quote: Originally posted by BoeManE There are other considerations too though. a 4000x6000 8bit image is considerable smaller in size than a 24bit image of the same size, so the load time a processing involved in the 8bit image is...

Quote: Originally posted by the cool gut I doubt that. You are going to be using these "Previews" to do colour correction work, it is going to be the equivilant of having the file open. I'm not sure what you're saying....

Quote: Originally posted by melgross A 20MB file is a much smaller image than is a 300MB one. No, not necessarily. That's my point. In Photoshop, adding 5 layers might make your 20 MB file a 100 MB file if each layer is a...

It's unlikely that file type or file size have anything to do with speed in Aperture (other than maybe initially opening/converting it and having Aperture cache it in memory). Aperture probably opens the file (whether it's raw or JPEG...

Quote: Originally posted by melgross I think that's rather extreme. It's been said before. 15 years ago WordPerfect, Lotus, and Borland seemed invincible, too. In any case, it just seems that's where things are heading at the...

Quote: Originally posted by melgross I was contemplating something very interesting. ... Apple now has significant programs that can, or do, take advantage of them. As long as those programs are popular enough for Apple to continue...

Quote: Originally posted by melgross You really didn't understand which filters I was talking about, did you? If you weren't being such a wiseguy, you would know, first of all, that sharpening is always the very last thing done....

Quote: Originally posted by melgross It's true that if you go to Filter Gallery, which is the special effects area, you don't use them on layers. Filters don't apply to layers?! Are you sure you're talking about Photoshop? You...

Quote: Originally posted by JLL Plus 20 layers is nothing compared to non destructive editing - you have to create a new layer for each and every edit you make, and you can't do two things on a layer. You have to remember (or write...

Quote: Originally posted by melgross You can't compare this to FCP or DVD Studio where you do what you do and then walk away while the program renders it. ... The metaphor of the program as light-box is to move images about as...