Scale pixels down from 16 to 8 bits instead of just clipping #334
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Clipping 16 bit pixels just to 8 bit pixels leads to white images if the original image uses the full range of the 16 bits. Instead the pixel should be scaled down to 8 bits.
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Scale pixels down from 16 to 8 bits instead of just clipping
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Clipping 16 bit pixels just to 8 bit pixels leads to white images if the original image uses the full range of the 16 bits. Instead the pixel should be scaled down to 8 bits.