standard RGB http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRGB_color_space
>> The 's' in sRGB stands for 'small', not 'standard', referring to >> the small gamut colorspace. > >I've also seen it referred to as "screen". The gamut of sRGB was >deliberately specified to match the phosphors used in the majority of >computer monitors. Nevermind the fact that working colour spaces are >meant to be device-independent and should ideally encompass the >limitations of the entire workflow. > >I can think of another suitable "s" word if you're interested... > >- Dave >
