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RustyBug wrote:
There are settings in Photoshop that provide instructions for what it is to do with the out of gamut areas upon conversion.
It's been a long time since I've researched the different aspects of the settings, but iirc (crude memory on the matter), there is a setting that will try to make an equivalent conversion to the actual value, in which case you can get some clipping, but will make more "accurate" conversions within the sRGB space, when it can.
The other way is to have it do a "relative" scale adjustment (very crudely think the diff @ logarithmic vs. linear) that will tuck everything inside the color space ... kinda like an accordion effect with more compression to keep it from clipping, then less compression as things "thin out" to the norm's in the new space.
There is about four diff parameter matrix @ how you can set it up, iirc. Again, it's been a long time since I researched it, but you might take a look at your settings for conversion preferences. Something about perceptual vs. absolute or some such thing also.
Consider this a crude "primer" rather than actual info ... been too long ago. ...Show more →
Thanks Kent, most of all for believing me. I was able to pull it down enough to show and its at landscape now.
I am short of time now, but when I get home I am going to post this at Post Processing with a link to the raw. It is simply amazing to me. aRGB or prophoto both show lots of room to the right, I mean maybe 25 or more. But as soon as I convert to sRGB it blows. It does not even look light, just loses all the tonality in that area.
Does the aRGB I posted above show for you? It does for me on Chrome and a wide gamut monitor. I would love to ditch sRGB. The only place I use if is for web posting.
Also thanks for pointing the problem in the first place, and Karen for her help. I would have posted one of those. In the process of working this image, I decided to go with the honest version without the alpenglow
Edited on Sep 26, 2015 at 09:18 PM · View previous versions
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