This week it's all about learning something new, which is what I've been focusing on intensely for the past few weeks. There is such a huge learning curve when it comes to many aspects of digital photography, especially with digital image processing/editing.
Depending on what camera or software you use, you would have, or eventually will, come across something called Colour Space, in particular, Adobe RGB 1998 and sRGB. One or both of these terms will sooner or later rear their ugly head to confuse you and possibly mess up your prints.
So, here are a few links with either articles or tutorials that might clear up a few of the misconceptions or vague understandings you already have, and also create some new ones for you. Some of the sites assume you already have Photoshop or some sort of image processing/editing software and already know something about this stuff, others are more general. Hope you get something out of them.
- Color Management by the Numbers.
- The Great sRGB Versus Adobe RGB Debate.
- Cambridge in Colour - sRGB vs. ADOBE RGB 1998.
- Getting great prints: sRGB vs Adobe 98.
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