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Q. Which colorspace should I use, sRGB or Adobe RGB?
A. Adobe RGB is a wider color space than sRGB, and thus can show more colors—so it’s a great idea to shoot your JPEGs in Adobe RGB. You can take advantage of the wider color space when you edit in Photoshop or color-manage your print process at home. Unfortunately, though, the default color space for most devices and software is sRGB. So before you share your photos online, or order prints or a book, you almost always have to convert to in Photoshop, go to Edit > Convert to Profile. Choose sRGB IEC61966-2.1, and click OK. Then, when you’re in the Save As dialogue, be sure to check the box for Embed Color Profile
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