>I don't recall particularly seeing NTSC601 as a colorspace option in 
Photoshop but if I were doing this I would try very hard to get an 
appropriate ICM for that color space and preview my image in Photoshop 
prior to saving for import to premiere. After all in PS I have the tools 
to deal with gamut etc. on that still. 

Now that I look closer I'm not sure. This paper discusses Premiere Pro 
colorspace-
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/pdfs/hdprimer.pdf
(see pg 15)

It says Premiere Pro assumes the 601 colorspace is used. This is an ITU 
colorspace for SD, not NTSC. 

So I'm guessing PPro uses the NTSC colorspace when editing NTSC material.



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