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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: fabiofotomoto on March 20, 2008, 06:02:29 am

Title: A question for Michael Guthmann and others
Post by: fabiofotomoto on March 20, 2008, 06:02:29 am

Hi
from 4 years i use a m22 precision. From starting to now in the preference i use an Eyelike EBU workspace, and i use it even in PS cs3.
But in the preference i can use Adobe RGB too.
My question is why use the Eyelike EBU instad of the Adobe RGB? What's are the differents, what's the best.
thanks
Fabio Mazzucchelli
www.studiofotografico.eu

Title: A question for Michael Guthmann and others
Post by: Goodi on March 20, 2008, 07:54:53 am

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Hi
from 4 years i use a m22 precision. From starting to now in the preference i use an Eyelike EBU workspace, and i use it even in PS cs3.
But in the preference i can use Adobe RGB too.
My question is why use the Eyelike EBU instad of the Adobe RGB? What's are the differents, what's the best.
thanks
Fabio Mazzucchelli
www.studiofotografico.eu
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Dear Fabio,
the Eyelike EBU is a traditional working space of the Eyelike backs an is similar to the sRGB working space to day. Compared to the Adobe RGB the Eyelike EBU is smaller.

Best regards

Michael

Title: A question for Michael Guthmann and others
Post by: fabiofotomoto on March 20, 2008, 08:37:41 am

Thanks Michael for the fast answer
now, what's the bast working with? Eyelike EBU or Adobe RGB,  thinking the shot are post producted with PS to be printed on paper and converted in CMYR to be printed on catalogue too?
thaks again
Fabio

Title: A question for Michael Guthmann and others
Post by: jonstewart on March 20, 2008, 09:51:40 am

Does ProPhoto RGB not give you a very wide gamut covering nearly all of both CMYK and sRGB?

If so, would it not be a better choice to output images with, so that the colour fidelity can be maintained irrespective of the final medium?
Jon