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I’ve got a Photoshop action that I use to resize and sharpen for the web. This action also preps the image by converting it from 16 to 8 bits and converting it from whatever color space it was in to sRGB.
So, given that sharpening, converting bits and converting the color space are the last three image manipulation steps in my action, is there an order to them that would yield the best results?
For instance, I currently use:
(other stuff including resizing)
Sharpen for output
Convert color space
Convert bit depth
(save as jpeg)
and I’m fine with the results. I’m just curious if this order is theoretically optimal and if so, why.
So, given that sharpening, converting bits and converting the color space are the last three image manipulation steps in my action, is there an order to them that would yield the best results?
For instance, I currently use:
(other stuff including resizing)
Sharpen for output
Convert color space
Convert bit depth
(save as jpeg)
and I’m fine with the results. I’m just curious if this order is theoretically optimal and if so, why.
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