> Your question would beg another ... "Is your scanner capable of a >larger gamut than sRGB?" If not, then your PS working color space may >as well be sRGB, but you don't lose anything if the scanner embeds >sRGB and you subsequently convert to AdobeRGB when you open the file >(... but you don't gain anything either ...). I would think you might gain something if you perform tonal or color editing in PS: Might not results of the editing operation expand into the larger AdobeRGB gamut? -- Bob Shomler http://www.shomler.com/gallery.htm
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