Colour Space Explained - Input, Working & Output Colour Space Facts You Need to Know.

Colour Space Explained - Input, Working & Output Colour Space Facts You Need to Know.
Today I want to make you aware of Colour Space facts you might not be fully aware of.
Cameras have a colour space, sometimes known as 'capture space'.
Raw Processors have a 'working space', and their outputs have an 'output space'. 'Working' and 'output' spaces you are familiar with would be ProPhotoRGB, Rec2020, AdobeRGB1998 and sRGB.
And your printer has many 'colour spaces', all dictated by the paper and ink combination you choose for your image.

All 'working' and 'output' spaces are synthetic, and are not in any way device specific. Camera and Printer spaces are the opposite, and are totally device specific.

I also look at colour space tone curve gamma, and the differences between linear gamma and non-linear gamma.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Familiar Colour Spaces
02:18 Human Vision & CIE 1931
06:00 Synthetic Profiles vs Human Vision
08:27 Printable Colour & Archival Colour Space
09:55 AdobeRGB1998 or, "How To Waste Your Money!"
12:50 Colours Captured By Your Camera - bit of a "shocker" for some.
15:00 Working Profile & Keeping The Most of your camera's captured colour.
19:35 ACES AP0 - it's a big 'un.
21:45 Camera Vision vs Human Vision
24:17 Colour Space Gamma - Linear and Native Gamma Curves - Krita comes in handy.

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