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I've just tried CS5.
I've oppened file in ACR and without any changes in preferances opened in PS but some strange dot's appeared on background (see picture). This dots is barelly visible but still they exist and whit bg is not white as it shuld be.
(on picture - original file + two layers with brightness at -150 just to make problem more visible.)
This file from Canon if it does matter. In ACR everything looks ok, also it was perfectly ok with the same files in CS4. White background originaly white (255) as shot.
First I thought that it is some noise corrcteion new features that causes this result - but I've tried change each control in ACR at once and they don't seem to affect anything (yet if I level brightness to maximum in ACR dots disappeared in PS - it is not a solution).
This issue is 100% repeatable.
Does anyone has an idea what is wrong?
thx.

I never convert to 8 bit, but when I tried such a conversion I was able to reproduce the problem (with ACR 6.2).
Apparently there is some slight math error when converting to 8 bit data directly from Camera Raw.
A workaround is to convert to 16 bits/channel data.
-Noel

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