However, non-destructive image editing options exist within pixel editing applications as well. become a permanent part of the file the moment you hit Save. Any loss of color depth or sharpness and any added artifacts such as banding, noise, color blow-outs, etc.
Then use pixel editing software for any remaining needed adjustments or to do those things that can’t yet be done in PIEware, such as converting into the CMYK color space, combining multiple images (including panorama stitching and HDR compositing), and combining vector and raster graphics such as adding type and other effects.Įditing pixels is inherently destructive – it literally rewrites your data, and once the original data has been overwritten, you can never get it back. Our recommendation is to use PIEware to get your image looking as close to your final vision as possible. In an ideal world, all image edits would be performed non-destructively but there are some things that parametric image editing software (PIEware) can’t do as well or can’t do as easily or as accurately as can be done in pixel editing applications. We describe below how these master files become the basis for subsequent derivative and delivery files.
As described in the overview, PIEware has become so capable that pixel editing is now largely reserved for creation of master files requiring special treatment.
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