... what is you workflow?... WHAT DO YOU GUYS DO? Do you continue working in
Adobe 1998 with its wider color gamut or you convert to sRGB considering web
display?
I'll give you a glimpse on how I print my digital photos. There are zillion other ways
to go about this, but this is how I do it now. (And no, I don't use photoshop, but the
workflow is no different)
1. My camera is the Casio EX-P600 - I import the pictures in RAW format (12-bit images)
2. Open them in Paint Shop Pro X (All the Pros go eeeeoouugghh!) Color working
space is either AIM RGB Pro or CIE 1931 D65 Gamma 1.00 depending on what media
the image is for.
3. Tweak the colors just a little bit. My camera has it's own profile but I tend to mock
up the colors for a more "artistic" tones.
4. I save the image in 16-bit TIFF with the profiles embedded and later open them in
Corel Draw or Photo-Paint for printing (I use the printer's own profile in Corel's
internal color management system, and the printer driver prints the pictures without
any color adjustments)
5. For web viewing I open the images in Photo-Paint and change the profile to sRGB.
6. Here's the resulting
sRGB ImageThat's my workflow. And I let the program handle the ICM management fully. The
printer just prints what comes out from the program. Hope this gives some help to
you.