Photoshop Curve
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| − | '''Photoshop Curve''' is a [[Photoshop]] format that stores | + | '''Photoshop Curve''' is a [[Photoshop]] format that stores one or more functions most likely used as ''transfer functions'', i.e. ways to adjust the brightness, contrast, etc. of an image. |
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| + | It is distinct from [[Photoshop Transfer Function]] (ATF) format, though the formats appear to be used for roughly the same purposes. | ||
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Revision as of 13:23, 4 September 2016
Photoshop Curve is a Photoshop format that stores one or more functions most likely used as transfer functions, i.e. ways to adjust the brightness, contrast, etc. of an image.
It is distinct from Photoshop Transfer Function (ATF) format, though the formats appear to be used for roughly the same purposes.
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Identification
A Curve file begins with bytes 00 01 or 00 04, and is usually under 100 bytes in size.
See also
Format description
Metaformat files
- Synalysis grammar file (for Hexinator / Synalize It!; more details)
