Manipulate designs in 12 bit & 24 bit?

How to work with 12 bit & 24 bit in photoshop windows...? Thank in advance for your technical support..

There is no way to directly manipulate images at "odd" bit-depths in PS. Any such files would be processed at the next highest bit-depth and then quantized down/ converted by whatever loaders and savers are involved, e.gf. for DDS game textures. Also depends on what color space is involved and may in fact require to set up specific color profiles to get correct conversion in some cases...
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As all the elements are either 0 or 1 ...i can treat
them as bit 0 or bit 1.How to do that and store that
as 1 bit instead of 16 bits.I will be able to save a
lot of space by this way.
I need this very urgently....!!!!
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