Monitor´s porfile

You’re right. The average monitor (with a couple exceptions) can’t display all the colors available in AdobeRGB or any color space larger than sRGB. Normally this isn’t a huge problem as most colors, if they in fact do print, only enhance the image, not detract.

So, if I select AdobeRGB 1998 or sRGB in my photoshop, would be the same thing???

I have how to pay to my monitor display AdobeRGB1998????

Keeping in mind that most printers aren’t capable of handling the Gamut offered by Adobe RGB. Most labs will need those files with the SRGB profile, that’s if they want an embedded profile. Just my .02. I use Srgb for my profile because that’s what represents the color being printed the best.

Sticks

But, people….
Please open an image with sRGB proflie. Click in, Image > Mode > assig profile and convert to Adobe RGB
Why does photoshop look like to increase saturation when I convert sRGB to Adobe RGB1998???? Would not it be the same, if my monitor display max range sRGB?????

Thank´s
Gustavo…

But, people….
Please open an image with sRGB proflie. Click in, Image > Mode > assig profile and convert to Adobe RGB
Why does photoshop look like to increase saturation when I convert sRGB to Adobe RGB1998???? Would not it be the same, if my monitor display max range sRGB?????

Thank´s
Gustavo…