we are seeing so many images posted here in Adobe RGB colorspace.....not good for web browsers. The colors appear somewhat flat and muddy.
"If you are posting images on the web, sRGB is clearly better since Adobe RGB images will likely not display correctly."
this comment from this article click here for a good explanation and even a continuation on Pro Photo colorspace
I post this in hopes it will help some understand the colorspace....you can convert in photoshop via edit/convert to profile. Also I believe save for web automatically converts, but it also strips exif info
Dave is THE Master for colors and colorspaces. And I just want to emphasize what he just said. Use the "Convert to profile" command from the Edit menu. Never use the "Assign profile" command. That is bad! It will change the color tones of your image. Yuk!
Thanks for the remind and site, Dave.
Socrate
Edited on May 18, 2008 at 07:43 PM
May 18, 2008 at 07:42 PM
anthony whitmo Offline • • • • • • Upload & Sell: Off
dave-
thanks so much for that link. i'm gonna read all that stuff because i have been fighting color space issues recently and it's driving me nuts!
-seann
