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Originally Posted by Omaroo
Troy - if you're preparing your material for commercial print (magazine, book, etc) then you'll also want to think in CMYK space. Separation and going to print from RGB to CMYK is a bit of a minefield at times.
Image 1 below shows you the relative gamuts and what to expect in print (CMKY) if you keep thinking in RBG and then want to print something commercially.
Image 2: RGB (red, green & blue - additive colour)
Image 3) CMY[K] (cyan, magenta, yellow - subtractive colour)
http://www.printernational.org/rgb-versus-cmyk.php |
Thanks for pointing that out. Might do a bit of digging about that too.
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Originally Posted by Octane
I process in ProPhoto RGB and convert to either Adobe RGB or sRGB as required.
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So your camera is set to capture in aRGB? And when you convert back from ProPhotoRGB to the others, don't you get clipped colours because you're going from a much wider gamut to narrower ones?