Filed in archive Opinion , Photoshop , Software by Andrew Garrett on August 27, 2005

Digital Darkroom Instruction: Beyond Adobe RGB

For some images, particularly those with unusually vibrant colour, the colour space you use when editing can be important to consider. The linked article tells us why.

For web display, you're probably not going to worry too much, but if you're printing, then the colour space information gets really important.

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