Color Settings in CS3

posted on Friday, November 30, 2007 :: 1661 Views

For those of you who bring your images to a lab for printing, you've probably run into the problem of not having your images saved in sRGB. You might have received some gray and somewhat lifeless pictures when you were expecting vibrant and magnificent images. The Adobe 98 vs. sRGB topic has already been discussed here, but knowing how to nip this problem in the bud is critical.
There is a way in Photoshop to have the program warn you when an image is not in the correct color space, and it only takes a second or two to set up. What you want to do is goto Edit, then ...