It was 10/10/03 1:08 pm, when Roberts, Paul (EDS) wrote:
> In edit\color settings, the place to set a profile is in the 'working space'
> section. My RGB space is set to 'Adobe RGB (1998)' to match my D100. Surely,
> if I change this to the monitor profile the working space will not be Adobe
> RGB? (undesirable?)
Paul
"You don't want to do that."...You really don't want to do that. I mean, you
don't want to use your monitor profile as a working space. You want your OS
to have it for overseeing your monitor and that's about all. Other options
are undesirable, as you guessed.
> How do I tell Photoshop to use the monitor profile? Or am I missing
> something?
If you select Proof Setup > Monitor RGB, Photoshop should grab the monitor
profile used by your OS and display the image in your monitor's color space
(or rather the space described by your monitor profile).
--/ Shangara Singh.
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