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Which color work space would you recommend Adobe RGB or sRGB? How would I know which one I am using by default?Elton,
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Which color work space would you recommend Adobe RGB or sRGB? How would I know which one I am using by default?Elton,
Thanks!
sRGB is PS’s default colour space and is used for both web display and print applications.
ARGB has a wider gamut and can oversaturate/exagerate colours intended for the web and not all browsers support this. Although it does convert to CMYK better than sRGB.(allegedly)
MH
Mike Hyndman wrote:Elton,
"cdplayer" wrote in messageThank you MH for replying good day!
Which color work space would you recommend Adobe RGB or sRGB? How would I know which one I am using by default?Elton,
Thanks!
sRGB is PS’s default colour space and is used for both web display and print
applications.
ARGB has a wider gamut and can oversaturate/exagerate colours intended for
the web and not all browsers support this. Although it does convert to CMYK
better than sRGB.(allegedly)
MH
Where would I go within Photoshop to determine if I am using PS’s default colour space?
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