robert_goldstein

Re Ellis Vener's question: I use Adobe RGB(1998) in Photoshop, conmverting

the image to that space when it is opened in Photoshop. As far as I know or

understand, no color space is embedded in the JPEG version of the file when

I use Save As... to create it.

I use Photoshop 7.0 on an iMac and have saved a scanned film negative as

JPEG in order to email it to a friend. I have Mac OS 10.2, and the preview

aplication is used by default to display JPEG files.

My system display is set to use a calibrated profile for my monitor, and the

proof setup in Photoshop is set to use the same profile. When I open the

JPEG file in Photoshop, the colors look one way, and when I open it in

preview, they look different.

I want the image I send to look like it does in Photoshop; that's why I used

Photoshop to adjust the color! Forgetting for the moment the differences

between my monitor and my friend's, how do I accomplish this?<div></div>