Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Apr 10, 2006, at 9:42 AM, Mark Stringer wrote:
http://www.cmstringer.com/allie/large/0016.jpg
Late afternoon sun.
I like the sunlight and colors, the composition leaves a bit to be
desired.
A rare entry for me. I shot it as a jpg and worked it over in PS6
in Adobe RGB 1998 work space. When I can use PS6 a little I want to
move up to CS2. I wish I had shot this as a raw file. Everytime I
shoot jpg's I wish I had shot raw.
Saved this with the Adobe RGB 1998 profile embedded but seems that
nothing reads it but PS. Saved it with sRGB and everything reads
it. See, I learned something.
On Mac OS X, the standard browser (Safari) and image viewer (Preview)
read the profiles, as well as the Finder, Mail, iPhoto, etc. Of
course, Photoshop, iView Media Pro, Bridge, Lightroom, and most other
image management applications do too.
Godfrey
Godfrey's correct here. The reason that sRGB seems to be obeyed is
because the native space for most applications that don't obey ICM
profiles is quite close to sRGB (Which is in fact why it was created),
so they'll usually be close to correct.
-Adam
