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Adobe RGB
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Adobe RGB
A color space defined by Adobe in 1998 that enables images edited in RGB to translate accurately to most color printers (CMYK printers). The Adobe RGB color model has a much greater color gamut than sRGB and Apple RGB, but not as large as CIE Lab. Adobe RGB colors are designated in "RGB triplets" from 0 to 1; for example, black is 0,0,0 and white is 1,1,1. See sRGB, CIE Lab and RGB.
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The sRGB and Adobe RGB color spaces are also based on a gamma of 2.
A photographer's glossary by Ashbrook, Stan; Drury, Fred / PSA Journal
The sRGB and Adobe RGB color spaces are also based on a gamma of 2.
A photographer's glossary by Ashbrook, Stan; Drury, Fred / PSA Journal
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