From: "Roei Tzoref" <AE-List@media-motion.tv>
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Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2018 12:20:52 +0200
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Subject: 8 bpc effect on a 16 bpc project
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Hey Y'all

in Ae, I am using a 8bit effect on a 16bit effect project (for example -
motion tile),  I am not getting a visual penalty for doing that and
everything looks exactly the same. I have tested it though makig a gradient
and pushing the levels to it to get a banding which 16 bpc project removes.
nomatter where I put the motion tile effect, I am not getting a 8bpc
result. so how is using an 8bit effect on a 16bit effect actually make a
difference? can anyone show an example?

Thanks

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