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OUTPUT COLOUR SPACE<br />

The choice of output colour space is dependent on how the image will be reproduced. For most<br />

home use where the image is displayed on a monitor or printed with a small printer, sRGB colour<br />

space is adequate. Other colour spaces have been included for professional and technical applications.<br />

For recommendations for colour space use, see page 90.<br />

sRGB<br />

The colour space promoted by Hewlett Packard and Microsoft. Since it reflects the average PC<br />

monitor characteristics, this standard is widely used around the world, and is considered to be the<br />

standard for multi-media and Internet usage. However, sRGB is not suitable for professional prepress<br />

applications because of its narrower saturation reproduction range compared with other<br />

colour spaces.<br />

Apple RGB<br />

This has been available since the introduction of the Apple 13” monitor. It is widely used in DTP, and<br />

was used as a standard default setting in many common graphic arts and design applications:<br />

Adobe Illustrator, <strong>Photo</strong>shop, etc. Because the colour space is wider than sRGB, it is commonly<br />

used in the production of printed material.<br />

SMPTE-C<br />

This is the current standard used in television broadcasting in the United States.<br />

PAL/SECAM<br />

This is the current standard used in television broadcasting in Europe.<br />

ColourMatch RGB<br />

This colour space standard has a wide colour space and is ideal for use with Radius Press View<br />

monitors, which are commonly used in prepress production.<br />

Adobe RGB<br />

This colour space standard is wider than ColourMatch RGB. The extensive range of colours available<br />

makes this standard ideal for prepress use. However, the range is so great that it includes<br />

many colours that cannot be printed with a four-colour (CMYK) printing process.<br />

Broad Spectrum Colour Scale RGB<br />

Utilising the colour coordinates of the spectrum, this standard offers an extremely extensive range of<br />

colours. However, most of the colours that can be generated cannot be reproduced on standard<br />

computer monitors or by printing technology.<br />

NTSC<br />

This is the current standard used in television broadcasting in Japan.<br />

CIE RGB<br />

This colour space is defined by the CIE (Commission Internationale d`Eclairage).<br />

Monitor RGB<br />

This colour space is defined by the monitors ICC profile.<br />

APPENDIX<br />

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