I would think that the quality of the capture device would
significantly influence the gamut--in that I mean that I'm sure there
are some consumer cameras out there that don't fill the sRGB space
and do have poor algorithms to convert to Adobe RGB (making the
original statement uninformed, but at least somewhat true).

I agree with Bruce and Andrew's summation and it sounds like a snake
oil sales job to an unsuspecting public.

Richard Frederickson


>On 1/11/06 12:31 PM, "bruce fraser"  wrote:
>
>>  (If I were being less gentle, I'd say that someone perpetuating this
>>  misinformation is either remarkably ignorant, too lazy to do any
>>  actual objective testing, or has their own agenda that does not
>>  include education. In any case, it's irresponsible.)
>
>Naturally I totally agree. I find it interesting that this "information" is
>not only being aimed at photographers but apparently being sponsored in part
>by a company that specializes in color management solutions which is a bit
>uncomfortable to say the least.
>
>Andrew Rodney
>http://www.digitaldog.net/
>
>
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