jdt7385 wrote: 
> I am unable to achieve good color in album art that I have scanned and
> added to the music using either dbPoweramp or MP3tag. I scan the art
> from the CD cover and do modest editing in Photoshop. I use either Adobe
> RGB or Prophoto profiles. I have tried changing the color profile to
> sRGB (usually good for web work) and deleting the profile (no color
> management). No matter what I do the color in the photos in both the
> dbPoweramp and MP3tag programs and on the screen in Squeezebox are dark
> and lifeless. What should I do to correct this problem? I use Photoshop
> CS5.
> 
> I will appreciate any help you are able to provide.

I have figured out what I was doing wrong. I was converting the color
profile of the file to sRGB but was doing so after I had already "baked'
the large gamut ProPhoto profile into the file by flattening it after
doing the edits (very limited edits, but that does not matter). I
started with an unedited scan, used the sRGB profile, made the simple
edits and it looks good. So it appears that I have to process the sRGB
and ProPhoto files separately. I sometimes make copies of the album art
for copies of CDs that I put into the plastic cases so I produce two
files, one for that purpose (4.75" x 4.75") and one for the Squeezebox
display, the size of which I reduce by 50%. 

Thanks to all of you for your comments.


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