Keep in mind that the above method is a simple way to check the color mode. If you feel the need to double-check your file in Photoshop to see what color mode you have, follow this path: Your DSLR's default color mode is sRGB ( Standard RGB, is affectionately known as "silly RGB" because it isn't the best quality), and even when you switch profiles in-camera while you are shooting to, for example, Vivid or Neutral, you will still be in a form of the RGB color mode. It's pretty amazing to think that just these three colors, in various combinations, can create that many colors, right? Lets start with a few terms that you need to understand: Color Mode: RGBĪnything light-based (computer and TV monitors, smart phones, and the LCD screen on your DSLR) uses 3-color additive mode, which combines the colors red, blue, and green to produce all of the colors that we see on our monitors.
#Photoshop optimize images for web how to
In this post, I will walk you through the basics of how to prepare your images to use on the web, as well as how to optimize your images for printing. Following these steps will guarantee that your images look their best, with sharp online display and beautiful color tones in your prints. Not all file types and color modes are created equal, so when it comes image files, there are a few easy steps you can follow to optimize your image for whatever platform or media your image is intended - whether that be print, or web use. Optimizing Photoshop Images for Web and Print
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