2010年10月8日 · Some labs accept multiple color-spaces and others may just ignore the color-space in your photos which is why the colors look off when you get the print. Regardless of what they accept you should ask about what they USE. Most labs always convert to a specific color space, regardless of what they accept.

2016年6月10日 · When such a camera is set to output into sRGB color space the camera will only use the values within that color space in the images that it outputs. How colors that the camera has recorded that fall outside the gamut of the output color space are depicted within the output color space varies as well (E.g. perceptual vs. colorimetric rendering).

2023年3月18日 · Defining a device as being sRGB, or using the sRGB color space (or any other one) may be limiting that device to reproducing fewer colors than it otherwise could. Or it may be attempting to use colors that the device cannot reproduce.

color space standardizes what each color should look like, so the displaying/printing device does not need to know specifics of imaging sensor capabilities and response curve in order to accurately display pixel for which color channel intensities were measured "45% red, …

The real reason to chose ProPhoto over sRGB or Adobe 1998 is simply gamut volume. If the gamut volume of the printer is larger than the container space, Gamut mapping cannot happen. So the container space must be larger than the destination space. For this printer, ProPhoto is the only color space profile that will contain the full gamut volume.

Photo on the other hand uses RGB cameras primarily and works in the RGB color space, so RGB makes more sense as a final output color space and thus the printers follow suit. This is to say nothing of inkjet and pigment systems that use numerous (mine uses 12) colors in order to fill out the color space even more evenly.

2022年2月13日 · \$\begingroup\$ I mean exactly what I stated: take a color image (in the real world), place a red filter over it, take a b&W photo; the negative of that image is used to make a Cyan plate for printing. If you take a copy of the "C" channel (which is a greyscale image, as in your image example), invert it so that light areas are dark and dark ...

2010年8月19日 · This new color space, called Beta RGB, developed by Bruce Lindbloom, has some intriguing implications for both photographic workflow as well as printing. The Beta RGB color space has been meticulously designed to support the needs of photographers while attempting to minimize the problems with sRGB and Adobe RGB.

2020年12月9日 · Additionally some colors cannot easily be reproduced by the 4 standard printing colors (cyan magenta yellow and black). Expensive specialized photo printers use more than these 4 colors to help the printing process for better color rendition. Monitor settings. Most consumer monitors are set way too bright and the color contrast is set quite harsh.

I want to print an image from a printing service (Saal Digital) that provides ICC profiles for their different printers, but these ICC profiles are in the CMYK colorspace. Lightroom had the capability to soft proof with CMYK ICC profiles, and I am able to use RGB ICC profiles, but the newest version of Lightroom Classic CC will not let me use ...