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Re: 4 color space in ACR?

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From: Ram�n_G_Casta�eda
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 17:03
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Kokii,

What do you mean by pRGB?

Sorry, but your last post makes absolutely no sense. No sense whatsoever.

You NEVER assign a color in Photoshop to an already tagged image. Ever! Under no circumstances!

The only time you use "assign" is when some idiot hands you an untagged file and you have to come up with an educated guess as to what color space the file was created and saved in.

If you select ProPhoto RGB in ACR, your file will already be in ProPhoto RGB. You don't have to worry about "assigning" anything. You may however use CONVERT to go to any other profile of your choice.

Do not confuse convert and assign. Convert maintains the colors and changes the numbers accordingly. Assign maintains the numbers and changes the colors to something else.

      to do make assign may picture to pRGB i must choose different color space
      in ACR and only then make in photoshop assign to pRGB.




That is utter nonsense, Kokii. :/

Incidentally, is Arabic your native tongue? Knowing the answer may help me come to terms with your prose.
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