>Saving as say sRGB will result in horrible stuff if that file is then >opened and stretched out to Adobe 1998. If Adobe RGB is assigned to an sRGB file it's going to look awfully saturated, but why would anyone assign the wrong colour space like that? OH but they do! Believe me.
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