Re: [microsound] image to sound conversion software

[Joakim Lindén <joakim.linden@xxxxxxxxx>]

What about floating point 32 bit images. These can be output from various 3d 
applications in formats like OpenEXR or HDR, and I believe some camera RAW 
formats does have a limited version of a 32bit space so that exposure and 
such things can be altered after the image is shot...
A 32bit (per channel) image will have a much much higher dynamic range, 
instead of the straight 256 levels per channel in most images, and could 
possibly create a more fluid transition between frequencies and amplitude - 
if you want to extract sound that way. Just a thought. 


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