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It's plenty of dynamic range only when you know in advance what the lowest and highest values are going to be so you can scale it correctly, or if you're using
by mrob 7y ago
It's plenty of dynamic range only when you know in advance what the lowest and highest values are going to be so you can scale it correctly, or if you're using a logarithmic scale. Neither are as convenient as higher bit depth linear scale.