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<x-flowed>>At 10:59 AM 8/28/2001 -0700, you wrote: >>>We do not apply any color profiles to image that we receive. We >>>print them as >>>is. >>>www.ritzPIX.com >> >> There has to be an increment value assigned to the set of RGB >>numbers which we call an "image file" or "digital photo" in the >>printing process. >> >> This is effectively applying a color profile to every digital >>image being printed. > >Yea, its called sRGB. They use a standard profile and I would >presume if their software sees a profile tag it recognizes, it would >use it. However, play it safe and give them sRGB files. > >Their employees are not going to set and apply a different profile >by hand, they send the RGB values to the printer as is and the >printer using sRGB color space does its thing. > >Rob I can promise you the Fuji engineers are much too intelligent to be caught using the sRGB color space. The guys who came up with the sRGB are laughing so hard right now they have fallen out of their chairs. They knew the general public would fall for this one and you are making it all to obvious!!! Daniel -- - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-flowed>
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