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1. Re: sRGB vs Adobe RGB
c.pfaffenbichler Dec 28, 2009 12:03 AM (in response to pennipeter)The »s« in srgb supposedly stands for »standard« (though »small« or »s..t« have also been mentioned) and this color-space is so small as to be representable without clipping on most monitors, so it’s recommended to be used for internet-work.
AdobeRGB on the other hand is much larger and intended for professional image-editing.
If You wonder what small and large mean in this context just create an rgb-document with a Spectrum-gradient and assign (not convert) different profiles to it and see how the appearance of pixels of any given rgb-value change.
Or compare the two profiles in ColorSync Utility (in the Utilities-folder).
Of course working in the larger space can cause problems when an image has to be output in a smaller space (as many/most offset printing spaces are), but soft-proofing can help recognize them in time.
Anyway reading up on color management should do You no harm.
It would seem advisable to shoot RAW-images if Your camera offers that option.

