Colour Space--Which one do you use?
Posted 21/09/2008 - 18:44
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I only ever use sRGB - I know it's technically inferior but it's by far the most convenient when you end up sending stuff here, there and everywhere!
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Posted 21/09/2008 - 19:42
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sRGB. It is universal and convenient and results in nice punchy prints.
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Posted 21/09/2008 - 20:35
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Same as you - AdobeRGB for the larger colourspace for printing. Then convert to sRGB for web.
Occasionally I'll use 16-bit TIFF and ProPhoto, but to be honest, AdobeRGB has been a wide enough gamut for everything I've needed day-to-day.
FWIW, Microsoft do a colour space checker (and Apple has ColorSync) that shows the differences between spaces - this is helpful in seeing which space you should work in
There's some more info on my sticky threads on colour management
Matt
Occasionally I'll use 16-bit TIFF and ProPhoto, but to be honest, AdobeRGB has been a wide enough gamut for everything I've needed day-to-day.
FWIW, Microsoft do a colour space checker (and Apple has ColorSync) that shows the differences between spaces - this is helpful in seeing which space you should work in
There's some more info on my sticky threads on colour management
Matt
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