Hi all,
Apologies upfront, I am not a developer, just a happy user of the Windows 1.09 apps, but thought my chances of having my question answered here to be infinitely better than elsewhere in the void. I don't want to start a discussion here really, I just want some pointers to some good resources and information.
My current workflow involves working with scanned files to which I only 'assign' my lcms generated profiles in Photoshop. That is I use the scanner profile as the working space and only perform an actual conversion to a printer profile when I actually print. My thinking was always, the fewer conversions the better. Is this correct or is more damage being done by editing in the larger gamut scanner color space than by performing multiple conversions? Monitor previewing always involves conversion from your working space to the monitor profile, as I understand it, so what advantages/disadvantages are there in using another an additional profile/space in the process?
Thanks for any feedback, Richard
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