Mike Harrison wrote:
> Why would anyone use floating point for image rescaling...?

For lots of good reasons.  On many modern computers, floating point is not
much slower than interger operations, and is a obvious easy way to get a
essentially continuous brightness space with overflow and underflow handled=
..


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