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HI...New to list (excellent info, most impressed. Only 4461 posts till am number one poster).
Can anyone tell me the importance of choice of color mode workspace. I usually touch up my photos in Photoshop CS. Am drawn to Option II (Adobe RGB). Is it wise to choose selections such as vivid and low contrast at camera level or adjust post processing.

Thanks in advance

A good question. However this topic has been reviewed several times before so do a seach to find those threads for more help,

However briefly, I would suggest using Adobe RGB colourspace if you are using Adobe products to edit and post process with. Although it is probably impossible for the human eye to discern any difference between the different colourspaces i reckon it's best to use the one most compatible with the software you work with.

Hope that helps a bit.

Oh and i nearly forgot, Welcome to the best photography forum in existence.

welcome bradicu as killa says this forum is magic...... even though you and i are the only registered ones on at 10:36pm !!!! the others must be getting old

cheers rrob

robw25 wrote:welcome bradicu as killa says this forum is magic...... even though you and i are the only registered ones on at 10:36pm !!!! the others must be getting old

cheers rrob

Thanks Rob. 2hours and 20 years behind here in Perth!.

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and Thanks Steve, had searched poorly but picked up the syntax now and got the back messages.

Regards
Brad

Killakola, well if changing them in NC Edit is anything to go by the change in colorspace is certainly visible to the human eye.