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  • Photoshop Plugin reading rpf files ?

    I wonder if there is some, and if so, is it available for free ?
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  • #2
    Someone did write a reader, it's free but doesn't support 16bit channels I believe, check the adobe forums.
    Richard De Souza

    www.themanoeuvre.com

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    • #3
      It wouldn't matter, 'cause I rarely use 16bit accuracy. It would spare my company buying combustion just for standard still's production purposes. I'm going to check it out, thanks rhino!
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      • #4
        I could be wrong, but I am sure there were some optional 'plugins' on the Photoshop installation CD-ROM that include an rpf reader (or was it rtl?)

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        • #5
          There is an RLA plugin on the Photoshop 7 CD.

          Alternatively, go to http://www.maxplugins.de/max4.php & search for XRLA. From the blurb:

          "This is an import plugin for Photoshop 6 that can open Max RLA files with the Z-Channel being read in as a second alpha channel. At the moment it is not possible to save RLA files with this plugin, and it doesn't work with 16Bit images."

          Hope this helps

          Dave
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          • #6
            If you are looking for a way to get G-Buffer stuff and mattes for use in Photoshop a commercial PSD exporter could serve you well too. Atleast much cheaper than a seat of combustion.

            Daniel
            Daniel Schmidt - Developer of psd-manager

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