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Epson recommends assigning different profiles to RGB images as ways of color correcting an image. They say that the file will then print differently as well as look different on screen.
My question is, if this is so and I have a calibrated monitor, can I assign a different profile to an RGB file and assume that when I convert the file to CMYK that Photoshop will do its best to make that CMYK file look as close as possible to the RGB screen image; or, does Photoshop use the RGB numbers which do not change when I assigne different profiles even though the appearance of the image changes on screen.
That any sense here? Is my question understandable?
My question is, if this is so and I have a calibrated monitor, can I assign a different profile to an RGB file and assume that when I convert the file to CMYK that Photoshop will do its best to make that CMYK file look as close as possible to the RGB screen image; or, does Photoshop use the RGB numbers which do not change when I assigne different profiles even though the appearance of the image changes on screen.
That any sense here? Is my question understandable?
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