There are numerous discussion on this topic. See these threads below. While Adobe RGB (or aRGB) gives you bigger colour space, practical situation calls for sRGB mainly because in general, most colour printers including those in photo developing shops able to manage sRGB.Which one do you use? Or rather what kind of shoot will use sRGB and/or Adobe RGB? I find that sRGB give more saturated colours than Adobe RGB.
lazy shots - sRGBWhich one do you use? Or rather what kind of shoot will use sRGB and/or Adobe RGB? I find that sRGB give more saturated colours than Adobe RGB.
? if you shoot directly in sRGB, you are already losing some colors in the process...If I were to shoot in adobe rgb, and convert it to srgb in photoshop, would I lose any color data as compared to if I shot it directly in srgb in the camera?
I thought Adboe RGB has wider colour space.If I were to shoot in adobe rgb, and convert it to srgb in photoshop, would I lose any color data as compared to if I shot it directly in srgb in the camera?