My reality is that sRGB represents real world colors and the technical aspects of Adobe RGB are more theoretical and technically difficult than sRGB.
Discussion?
Thank you
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My reality is that sRGB represents real world colors and the technical aspects of Adobe RGB are more theoretical and technically difficult than sRGB.
Discussion?
Thank you
AdobeRGB has a wider gamut than sRGB (ProPhoto RGB is even wider). A wider gamut means more color representation. That's only relevant if your output can use the wider gamut. Most monitors are sRGB. Some print labs are sRGB, some are AdobeRGB - if you print, find out which the lab uses and use that one. Professional printing (offset, e.g., magazines, books) want CMYK not RGB, so something like TrueMatch RGB is a better choice for a 'working' (preoutput) color space.
Shoot RAW, which is color space agnostic, and you can pick the one you need later and proof your colors to your output.
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Can you explain specifically in the CS photoshop work flow when I work with RAW that I choose sRGB, AdobeRGB, CMYK, or other?