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OK color experts, we need a definitive answer. In a typical, profiled inkjet workflow, do we want to set the Source Space to Profile (thus matching our soft-proof) or is it better/the same/worse to set the Souce Space to Document (e.g., AdobeRGB98). You can assume that the Print Space will, of course, be the actual profile.
We have read several experts who contradict each other on this issue, yet the results *seem* to be identical to the "other" principal method, namely convert to profile, then use Source Space:Document and Print Space:Same as source.
So, what is the answer, if any? And if they are the same, just what the heck is Source Space:Profile *really* supposed to be used for?
We have read several experts who contradict each other on this issue, yet the results *seem* to be identical to the "other" principal method, namely convert to profile, then use Source Space:Document and Print Space:Same as source.
So, what is the answer, if any? And if they are the same, just what the heck is Source Space:Profile *really* supposed to be used for?
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