I'm not sure it's appropriate to post this on the Colour Management forum. If not, let me know.
I took this picture with a Pen F, tagged aRGB. I processed it in ACR. I soft proofed the Tiff for Epson Ultra Premium Luster paper, at relative and at absolute rendering intent. Either way, much of the red, orange/yellow, and shadowy green areas were way out of gamut.
I converted the Tiff to sRGB, and then to CMYK. When I converted back to sRGB, I still had to reign in the above mentioned colors. I think 99% of the picture is now "legal" for screen and for inkjet printing. I'd like to know how this picture displays on color managed displays. The print is lovely.
Over the last month or so, I've been trying to dial in files so they'll display well online. In the past, I wasn't too concerned about how my stuff looked on LCD/LED/OLED screens. Now I am.
Is it okay to tag a jpg file aRGB for viewing on a phone, tablet, desktop monitor?
Any and all comments are welcome. If it's useful, I can post the original Tiff downsized and converted to a JPG (tagged aRGB).