I think that this is a matter of personal preference, but I agree
with you. I don't want to use sRGB, so I shall keep Adobe RGB and
just accept the problems.
Chris
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On 30 Aug 2005, at 10:59, alfredo pagliano wrote:
> Chris, the sRGB color space, has a lower gamut than RGB, and was
> developed primarily for Offset Printing.
> For the web, it's better maintain the RGB colorspace.
>
> For comparison, You can open the Colorsync utility, clik on the icon
> named "profiles", select sRGB from "system" in the window on the left,
> named "Profile", then clik on the triangle on the right of "Lab Plot"
> on the right and choose "hold for comparison" from the menu that does
> appear, then choose "generic RGB profile", the larger RGB profile will
> appear as a white net, over the coloured sRGB, giving an idea of the
> difference in Color Spaces.
>
> Just to make things even worste, monitor Colorspaces do vary a lot...
>
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