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3. Press the
OK button
to lock in your choice.
The D300S also allows you to access the
Color space
settings
via the shortcut
Information display edit
screen. You simply
press the
Info button
twice and select the color space location,
then press the
OK button
(see
Figure
3-38). The second
Color
space
screen in
Figure 3-38
is the same as in
Figure
3-37,
image 2, and is adjusted by steps 2 and 3 outlined above.
Figure 3-38. D300S Info. display edit screen – Color space
Adobe RGB
uses colors from a broader selection of the total
color range—it has a wider gamut. So, if you are taking
images that might later be printed,
Adobe RGB
is often the
best color space to use (see the sidebar
Which Color Space
Is
Best—Technically?).
Once a JPEG file is created, in the camera or computer, both
Adobe RGB
and sRGB's color gamut are compressed into the
same number of color levels. A JPEG has only 256 levels for
each of its red, green, and blue (RGB) channels. However,
since the
Adobe RGB
color space takes its colors from a
wider spectrum, you will have a better representation of
reality when there are lots of colors in your image.
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