Re: Adobe RGB



On 16 Jul 2005 17:32:34 -0700, "Kayaker" <llutton@xxxxxxx> wrote:

>I set my D70 to shoot JPEG images in Adobe RGB but when I download my
>images, the color space has been changed to S-RGB. I may be wrong, but
>I believe if I change the color space to Adobe RGB when I open the
>file, the extra color gamut or information is lost because the file was
>already changed to S-RGB when I downloaded the picture. I think the
>culprit is Windows. I use Windows XP and a card reader to download the
>pictures by dragging them from the card reader drive into a folder
>under My Pictures. .....

>Lynn
>

I can't see why Windows would do that. Are you sure your settings
didn't change back to a default after changing batteries or powering
off? I'd double check the settings before doing anything else.

RG
.



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