> Well, not sure from your context, but you can't slip out of sRGB into aRGB. a
> is a wider gamut than s. You can subtract, but you can't add. Me, I'm a
> ProPhoto RGB guy. Bigger bucket. Like I said, you can always subtract, but
> you can't add.
Since you mentioned it, ProPhoto makes MUCH more sense than aRGB. You
still have the bit-loss on the output side, but at least you can bend
colors more. You can't bend the dynamic range as much, but at least
the colors are flexible.
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