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Hi, I would like to ask for advice – when I export a photo from raw format from Capture One to Photoshop, should I use the sRGB profile or the one generated by DisplayCal?
I have always used sRGB and then had some problems with images exported from Photoshop when viewed on non color managed applications.
Today I accidentally used my generated profile to export from Capture One to Photoshop and it looks great. When I later export it with the sRGB profile and embed color profile, it looks perfect on both color managed and non color managed apps. Is there a possible problem with using it this way?
Hi, I would like to ask for advice – when I export a photo from raw format from Capture One to Photoshop, should I use the sRGB profile or the one generated by DisplayCal?
Do not use display profile as export or document profile. Use whatever “standard” colorspace yu want, like sRGB , ProphotoRGB, etc,,,
I have always used sRGB and then had some problems with images exported from Photoshop when viewed on non color managed applications.
It is meant to cause such problems non color managed. Seen them “wrong” non color managed is the way it is meant to work.
Today I accidentally used my generated profile to export from Capture One to Photoshop and it looks great.
It would look the same if you had exported it the way it should, like setting a std widegamut colorspace like ProphotoRGB.
When I later export it with the sRGB profile and embed color profile, it looks perfect on both color managed and non color managed apps.
If you converted it to sRGB and you have a widegamut (used as a widegamut, not in some sRGB emuklation in HW or SW) it wont’ look the same. It can’t
Is there a possible problem with using it this way?
It is possblie that you have not used it in the way you wrote.
