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I started using Bridge RAW to adjust my files and love it! Then I save a copy of my original to show for proofs to the clients who do not have PS or other color profile aware programs.
So the adjusted, saved copies are in Adobe RGB, when I e-mail them to clients or look at them in Windows they look crappy (reds are grayish and other colors dull)
(I am using SRGB in camera and have always used Windows to d/l files previously and I leave them like that cause they look good for internet sharing)
if I put the camera on Adobe RGB the proofs via email will still look bad to most clients who don’t have a program that sees the ARGB profiles such as Windows Picture fax viewer. And if I want to use them on the internet they will look bad too. Do I have to re-open every file and change it’s profile in PS?? It sort of defeats the purpose of using RAW adjustments in Bridge.
I cannot find any place in Bridge to change the color preferences. So other than making everything too red in Bridge to compensate, how can I get it to save my copied images with the RAW adjustments into SRGB space??
So the adjusted, saved copies are in Adobe RGB, when I e-mail them to clients or look at them in Windows they look crappy (reds are grayish and other colors dull)
(I am using SRGB in camera and have always used Windows to d/l files previously and I leave them like that cause they look good for internet sharing)
if I put the camera on Adobe RGB the proofs via email will still look bad to most clients who don’t have a program that sees the ARGB profiles such as Windows Picture fax viewer. And if I want to use them on the internet they will look bad too. Do I have to re-open every file and change it’s profile in PS?? It sort of defeats the purpose of using RAW adjustments in Bridge.
I cannot find any place in Bridge to change the color preferences. So other than making everything too red in Bridge to compensate, how can I get it to save my copied images with the RAW adjustments into SRGB space??
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