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The difference between srgb and adobe rgb: 1. SRGB color gamut is a general standard color gamut, while AdobeRGB is a practical color space proposed by Adobe Company in 1998. 2. AdobeRGB color gamut covers a wide range, compared with sRGB, which is more widely used.

The difference between srgb and adobe rgb:

SRGB is different from Adobe RGB developers.

SRGB color gamut is a general standard color gamut, which is a standard color space developed by Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard, which aims to make various computer external devices and application software such as display, digital camera, scanner, projector and so on have a common language for color. The larger the sRGB range that the display device can cover, the richer and fuller the color of the display.

Adobe RGB is a practical color space proposed by Adobe in 1998, which is suitable for simulating printing color and has been widely used in the field of printing.

Second, sRGB and Adobe RGB color gamut coverage is different

As can be seen in the image above, the blue triangle part is covered by sRGB, the red triangle part is covered by AdobeRGB gamut, and the yellow trapezoid part is a common process color standard.

It can be seen that 100%AdobeRGB has a wider range than 100%sRGB, including CMYK color space that sRGB does not fully cover, covering larger green and cyan areas, and can more realistically restore subjects (such as sky, grass, etc.) and record more color details. AdobeRGB color gamut can have more freedom in image processing and editing.

3. SRGB and Adobe RGB are different from each other.

Although the AdobeRGB color gamut covers a wider range, not everyone needs to use a display device that supports AdobeRGB. In contrast, sRGB has a wider range of applications. SRGB is the common color standard for windows systems and most browsers.

"sRGB" (standard Red Green Blue) means "standard RGB color space". Scanners, low-grade printers and other hardware and a lot of software default color space is sRGB, convenient to achieve color mutual simulation. We sometimes encounter that when a picture of an Adobe RGB gamut is uploaded to a website that does not support color management, the color becomes flat because the part of the image that exceeds the limit of the browser's color range is lost.

Therefore, if the usual photos are only browsed and used on the network platform, and rarely do color management, because the projector and most of the display screens use sRGB standards, you can directly choose sRGB mode when shooting. For example, the SLR camera manual posted by bosom friend LINCOLN also says: "if you are not very familiar with Adobe RGB and color management, it is recommended to use sRGB."

For professional draftsmen and photographers who often need publishing, commercial printing, art creation, etc., or who are not sure of the use of photographic works when shooting, and need to preserve images for a long time, choosing to use Adobe RGB color space in the camera can obtain better color levels and can be expressed in printed matter.

In comparison, the application scene of AdobeRGB is narrow, and only when the whole process of camera-display-graphics card-image processing software-operating system-printer supports AdobeRGB, is it possible to achieve color management, ensure that images or colors on different devices or media can achieve consistent results, and produce copies similar to the original image or color.

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