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Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom

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Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom

Subject: Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom
From: Nov06 <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:59:20 +0200

And should adjusting the curve for example keep
things as neutral greys?
It should. Are you seeing something different?

My trial copy of Lightroom expired, so I cannot try it out anymore (I have a copy of PS CS3 but that won't help here).

If this works, one could start testing which color space has the
behaviour in Aperture (hint: it's not Adobe RGB).
I was under the impression the underling color space used for processing in Aperture was Adobe RGB but for whatever reason, Apple doesn't want to tell us what exactly is happening under the hood. What makes you say its not Adobe RGB (perhaps using a linear TRC)?

I just tried it out in Aperture. Created a neutral gradient in PS, working space set to Adobe RGB, saved as a tif, imported into Aperture. RGB values are at no point equal. Using levels, eg, shifts colors visibly. _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Colorsync-users mailing list (email@hidden) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: This email sent to email@hidden Follow-Ups: RE: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom From: "Steven Kornreich" <email@hidden> References: >Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom (From: Andrew Rodney <email@hidden>) Prev by Date: Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom Next by Date: How to calculate output values in gamma (was: Gamma) Previous by thread: Re: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom Next by thread: RE: Working color space of Aperture/Lightroom Index(es): Date Thread