Color Management?
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- boobs
I'm editing a photo to put up on a web site, and this comes up:
Which would be the best one to choose so the colors are most accurate on the user end? (And don't tell me to check Adobe Help, or no squeezed for you!)
- brandelec0
use / discard
- boobs0
We have "use" as the preferred selection. Do I hear any dissent from that viewpoint?
- boobs0
Going once...
- BonSeff0
use
- dibec0
Adobe 1998 is pretty standard. USE!
- boobs0
Going twice...
- ********0
gone
- duckofrubber0
Well, you have two options here. First, if you chose "Use..." (which is what I would do) then you will edit in AdobeRGB (wider gamut than sRGB). However, before you save a version for the web, you will want to go to Edit -> Convert to Profile and convert to sRGB. Second, you could choose "Convert..." and just work in sRGB from the get-go. The drawback to this is that if you are editing and then saving a working document, that working document will now be in sRGB, which is not nearly as large a color gamut as AdobeRGB.
- duckofrubber0
Or just do whatever you want...
- boobs0
Last chance to make a superior bid...
- pascii0
Just be sure that all the Guys fiddling around on our layouts in photoshop or illustrator have the same settings. if not ayayay caramba!
- mg330
http://blog.iso50.com/2009/08/18…
You should read this guide that iso50 put together. It's really comprehensive and has some great stuff.
- pascii0
it's more complicated than rocket science...
