[Color Space]
Overview
Color space refers to the range of colors that can be reproduced using a device.
On the computer screen, color data is generally reproduced in an RGB color space using 3 colors: R (red), G (green), and B (blue). There are 2 types of RGB color spaces: sRGB and Adobe RGB, of which the reproducible color range is different. This system supports these 2 types.
Color space standard | Description |
|---|---|
sRGB | International standard defined in the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) of the international standardization organization. Mostly used for display data. |
Adobe RGB | RGB color space advocated by Adobe Inc., which can reproduce a wider color space than sRGB. Mostly used for print data. |
NOTICE
The following setting is required to use this function.
- Select an item other than [Black] in [Color].
Reference
- For details about [Color], refer to [Color].
Setting Items
Setting item | Description |
|---|---|
[sRGB] | Creates data with sRGB that is a standard RGB color space. |
[Adobe RGB] | Creates data with Adobe RGB that is a wider color space than sRGB. |
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