It was not finger-trouble on my part, but Mail.App deciding that Reply meant reply and send.
So I am sorry for the meaningless post that precedes this one
David Townend asked:
Canon 10D-
need adviceTim replied:
regarding selecting the colourspace. The default appears to be sRGB... I
would like Adobe 1998. I can see its available as a choice in menu, and
select it, but when I open the files in PS I am told there is no profile
attatched to the file.
The 10D does indeed not apply a profile, so PS has to rely on the EXIF data.
The problem then is that the EXIF data format allows only sRGB or
unspecified to be selected. If using the Adobe RGB option you need to apply
the profile when opening in PS.
Tim Mimpriss
Adobe became aware that Camera manufacturers had listened to Photographers wanting to use Adobe RGB, but only half-implemented the change, leaving the EXIF data holding the original tag, and as you say not implementing the embedding of the ICC profile.
What they did was to issue version 7.0.1 of Photoshop and a small plug-in called 'Ignore EXIF data' to get around the problem, so if you install this (it is free and available from the Adobe site) you will be able to carry out your colleague's change in a more permanent manner.
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