- Joined
- Feb 2, 2009
- Messages
- 79
- Location
- Bucks County, SE PA, USA
- Lightroom Experience
- Beginner
- Lightroom Version
- 1.x
- Lightroom Version Number
- 6.14 perpetual
- Operating System
- Windows 10
While I've been scrupulous backing up the LR catalog & the original imports, I've been concerned that the work I've put into the VCs seems thin; maybe I worry too much. I'm still using the stand-alone LR6, so there's no cloud backup involved. I'm about to start culling my way too many adjusted photos into a couple of hard drives to pass along to my kids so that they don't have to work at anything (not being overly interested in photography.) Even if I'm deluding myself, some images may be worthwhile maybe to grandkids of the future, so I intend to save them as TIFFs. So my questions then...
- Since virtually every thing I've done in digital so far has used sRBG color space, does exporting them as Adobe sRGB or ProPhoto give the files any advantage? I understand that if I've been using Adobe SRGB or ProPhoto from the start, that there is better color resolution for printing. But if someone wants to print them, will that advantage translate from an sRBG-based original file?
- Or another concern is if are the image colors altered by LR when exporting from sRGB to another color space? As best I can glean from the web, probably not, but....?