David Townend wrote: >......Anyone know what colourspace Microsoft PowerPoint exists in ?
Hi List There is no specific or identifiable colour space for Microsoft Power Point. It is largely used only for screen work. Since the control of colour and viewing conditions will vary from screen to screen, it becomes a lottery as to what your images will look like on a client's screen in the States and again from one in Africa. You can of course alter contrast and density of each image when it is in Power Point, so that you can bring all the images to a reasonable common denominator. The trick is not to make images full screen size and to create backgrounds that are not recognisable as from the MS PPP standard pull downs. However, it is a fantastic tool to win business with, as I pointed out at an AoP presentation in Manchester sometime ago. It means that you can really go global with your clients at very little expense. Today, I have just secured an assignment in Guinea from a new American client, on the basis of emailing a Power Point Presentation to them a few weeks ago and I haven't even met them yet. Kindest regards Norman Childs Mobile: +44(0)7831 519217 Tel: +44(0)1256 767611 Fax: +44(0)1256 767612 Website: http://www.greenshoots.co.uk =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
