Selecting a colorspace is not a matter of "which is better than the other", it's a matter of how much data you can capture vs editing flexibility vs what device will you be presenting a rendering on.
One should capture as much data as possible, leave the options for editing flexibility as broad as possible, and do the appropriate reductions in data to optimize for the output devices at the end of the editing process. That's exactly what this article is implying. Godfrey On Dec 12, 2006, at 5:05 AM, Alan Chan wrote: > I am afraid you will never get any solid answer as there are > supporters for > all 3 colour spaces. Each group has their reasons why one was > better. Most > books will tell you to use AdobeRGB, some suggest wider space must be > better, and some went back to plain old sRGB after some backyard > experiment. > I personally use sRGB for the fact that it works best with local > labs and > for the web. I always forgot the conversion between spaces and > eventually > gave up. Just too much hassle. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
