D5100 Raw

[mikew_RIP]

I have decided i need to get back to shooting raw,I see you can choose sRGB or Adobe RGB,would the decision as to which one be effected by the choice of software you where going to edit in, i think I used sRGB in the past.

 

[Horoscope Fish]

I have decided i need to get back to shooting raw,I see you can choose sRGB or Adobe RGB,would the decision as to which one be effected by the choice of software you where going to edit in, i think I used sRGB in the past.

Personally I don't see any reason NOT to use Adobe RGB if you know you're going to commit to shooting RAW and doing post' since it does have the broader spectrum of the two.

 

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[AC016]

sRGB vs. Adobe RGB

AdobeRGB vs. sRGB | Fstoppers

Working Space Comparison: sRGB vs. Adobe RGB 1998

Here are some good articles explaining the difference between the two. Seems like AdobeRGB may be better suited if you were to be printing alot of your work.

 

[mikew_RIP]

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Thank you

I had already done that and got confused by statements like web browsers convert adobe to srgb with unwanted side effects,decided to ask on here for advice.

mike

 

[Dave_W]

If your destination for all you images is the internet, then sRGB may be your best bet. If you're hoping to make prints someday then Adobe RGB would be the color space to use.

 

[mikew_RIP]

If your destination for all you images is the internet, then sRGB may be your best bet. If you're hoping to make prints someday then Adobe RGB would be the color space to use.

Thats the conclusion i had come to from my research,so long as the final edit program had no bearing on it,as i have yet to decide on that.

Thanks
mike