I could be wrong, but I believe my Epson 3880 prints 16-bit Adobe. I know
there's a check box for 16 bit in the printer driver.
--Bob Whitmire
Registered Neanderthal
On Jun 8, 2013, at 10:41 PM, Moose wrote:
> On 6/6/2013 3:35 PM, C.H.Ling wrote:
>> sRGB is the final output to most monitors and printers, any other standards
>> have to convert once again. I know Tina's files are sRGB, I just want to
>> avoid any problem that could happen.
>
> I believe/hope that her scans are 16 bit and at least aRGB, as she is doing
> some extreme color editing on some of them.
> With the proper conversion settings in PS, it will convert to 8 bit and sRGB
> for the web without losing any bits, only
> pulling them into the target color space. Better to do this at the end. Doing
> it in the scan has the same possibilities
> of loss, and limits what may be done in post.
>
>> Putting non sRGB file on the web is something I will never do, some browsers
>> (and the older versions) still don't know the conversion. I doubt what will
>> happen to your 8 bit aRGB or Prophoto RGB web image when it is converted by
>> the browser and dispaly on your monitor. Will the re-mapping causing bit
>> lost?
>
> This used to be a problem. I had particular trouble with some bright oranges.
> They looked good in Safari, which was
> color profile aware, but I couldn't get them to look right in IE or Firefox,
> whether posted in sRGB or aRGB.
>
> For some years now, all the major browsers have recognized and properly
> display aRGB.
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