On 9/11/04 11:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Saving files as Pro Photo RGB has many benefits.
Many pitfalls too! > It is the widest space available and wider than any output device can > handle. This means that files are shrunk to fit the working space of the > end user, resulting in good reproductions. Depending on the file content and if the conversion is made properly, which can be very difficult from a large space such as ProPhoto to a proportionally very small CMYK destination, for example. > Saving as say sRGB will result > in horrible stuff if that file is then opened and stretched out to Adobe > 1998. If assigned ARGB rather than converted but this is colour *management*. One could go on forever down this route as the same applies for so many different mistaken combinations and situations. Try assigning sRGB to a ProPhoto file for example... Best wishes, Jack -- :: Jack Lowe Studio :: :: +44 (0)191 224 5150 :: =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
