Re: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG recompression); basic color profile theory
Re: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG recompression); basic color profile theory
- Subject: Re: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG recompression); basic color profile theory
- From: Matt Beals <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 09:13:14 -0700
- Thread-topic: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG recompression); basic color profile theory
I'm chiming in a bit late on this one, I'm not sure exactly which post this
should apply to. But it does apply to the general thread.
Acrobat Distiller and InDesign (if I recall correctly) will pass through
JPEG compressed images without re-compressing them. There is a Distiller
joboptions parameter to "save original JPEG images in PDF if possible" under
the advanced tab.
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> From: joel <email@hidden>
> Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 11:35:17 +0800
> To: colorsync-users <email@hidden>
> Conversation: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG
> recompression); basic color profile theory
> Subject: Re: `Lossless' retroactive embedding of color profile (avoid JPEG
> recompression); basic color profile theory
>
> Marco Ugolini wrote:
>
> ...Clip
>> Some people would rather feel the thrill of the challenge that comes with
>> handling risk (it's that macho thing, ya know...), and that's their choice.
>> Speaking for myself, I don't endorse that approach.
>
> You're right Marco! Real men shoot Raw!
>
> However, occasionally I like to pick lots of flowers and there is just not
> enough room in the basket, so, yes, I admit it,here, in front of the entire
> colorsync community, that I do, but only upon occasion, shoot jpeg.
>
> ...okay okay already! I shoot jpeg all the time! I used to shoot Raw but
> after a while it's just so much work and worry and inconvenience I just
> can't help myself! I'm getting old! It just doesn't work the way it used to!
> There was a time when shooting Raw just felt, well, so natural. But with
> jpeg you can just whip it out and pop, pop, pop, it's over.
>
> I still do all my editing in Tiff; if that means anything. If all I'm doing
> is retagging a jpeg(s) I use tagging features in my apps - no need to
> re-save. (PM is good for that.)
>
> --
> joel johnstone
> (a lesser known of the Guangzhou Joels)
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