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p.1 #7 · p.1 #7 · adobe rgb or srgb..thanks the question? on my nikon d4 | |
Prophoto RGB is an even wider color space than Adobe RGB - and the one the I convert my RAW images to in LR. I always go for the largest color space possible.
I know there are a lot of folks who would argue that many devices (printers, monitors) can't "see" beyond - or much beyond - the colors in Adobe RGB, however, to me it's still beneficial.
A larger color gamut gives you room to breath in post processing and also - more importantly - down the road as devices get better you may wish you had all those extra colors.
Once I'm done with processing my image in ProPhoto color space, I then convert it to whatever color space I need for the desired output. (For magazines / publication, I usually send Adobe RGB. As I mentioned above, for web it's sRGB if you want any chance of having the image look anywhere close to correct on the average person's monitor / browser)
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