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The color values in a file are just numbers but the embedded colorspace setting, e.g. aRGB, maps the numbers to absolute color values in a CIE colorspace, which defines all the colors that a normal human eye can see. The output device only gives correct colors if the embedded profile is honoured...

The statement, "Adobe RGB squeezes colors into a smaller range (makes them duller) before recording them to your file." is not wrong if you interpret it as Adobe RGB has a wider range of colors but are represented only by a RGB triplets, each in the range of 0-255. In both sRGB and aRGB, each...

Another software-based tool is Profile Prism. Seems to give good profiles but not as good as those generated from using the hardware-based tools.

I suggest that you use sRGB for everything first until you are very familiar with colorspaces. sRGB is the standard colorspace used in Windows and is also the default for most inkjet printers. It is also the default colorspace in the JPEG files from all compact digital cameras. Hence, working...

CP730 can use optional rechargeable battery and IrDA with mobile phones/PDA. CP720 does not have these features.

Hi, Onghm, You are welcome. I was also initially quite disappointed with the kit lens as my first photos with the 5D were not sharp. However, if I use the built-in flash, the photos turned up much sharper. I notice that with the flash, the aperture was stopped down to smaller size, which gives...

Your shots are nice and quite sharp. Have you checked out http://www.dyxum.com/reviews/lenses/reviews.asp?IDLens=204 and http://www.pophouse.it/minoltalenstest/center_50.html ? Kit lens seems to provide best sharpness at f/8 or smaller aperture at 70mm. Hence, it may not give good bokeh with...

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