Hello Steven, Christian,
I am not sure but I believe that in LAB mode you get RGB and CYMK capabalities to work within an image color space. It's like having a RGB/CMYK color space to work with.
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Pedro Luz Cunha
Christian Macey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steven, firstly what's the logic behind converting to LAB in the first
place?
Secondly downsizing images will not degrade them as long as the
resample check box is not ticked, and you don't plan on increasing
image size later.
HTH,
Christian Macey
On Friday, Oct 24, 2003, at 16:55 Europe/London, Steven Poe wrote:
> I have been converting from RGB to LAB for downsizing images. Recently
> I have been hearing that there is some degradation to image quality
> when doing this. I have heard mixed comments. Some say this decrease
> in image quality only happens in 8bit RGB to LAB conversions, others
> say both 8bit and 16bit.
>
> Does anyone have the low down on what is happening to the image in
> this coversion?
>
> Thank you,
> Steven Poe
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