Datacolor User to User Support Group.

> Working and editing an a neutral R=G=B space that can be used for
any output 
> is best. Even device specific adjustments can be done in a Photoshop 
> workingspace by toggling back and forth to a proof preview as you
work. I'm just 
> suggesting that you use that method rather than having files that
are permanently 
> converted to the output devices non-neutral, non-linear space.

1. What is a neutral RGB space?  Adobe RGB or sRGB?
2. What does neutral mean?  non-neutral and non-linear space?
3. Should the image be outputed, device specific (only for the
Frontier) and nothing else, can't this be an exception?

Thanks!

David Hanson








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> C. David Tobie
> Product Technology Manager
> ColorVision Business Unit
> Datacolor Inc.
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