I don't know how my lab does it (pro type lab in Berkeley), but they have a couple of color spaces that they use in their Frontier besides srgb. In fact, they gave me the profiles they use and I'll be trying them out soon. I've compared them on screen to srgb and there is a visible difference. Depending on the image, sometimes subtle, sometimes not at all subtle.
Shel A company called AGT (IIRC), now owned by Fuji, produces a software/hardware package for the Frontier tailoring it to pro labs as opposed to minilabs. I had the opportunity to work with it for a very short time. I can't remember if it dealt in multiple color spaces, but given it's market it would make sense that it would. Great package BTW. Adobe 1998 is very close to what RA-4 and inkjets are capable of max outputting, so depending on what colors are in the image, changing the color space could have a noticeable difference in the appearance of the print. Next time you go there, ask them if they're running the AGT package and if so how they like it. Butch Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself. Hermann Hesse (Demian)
