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 It is akin to saving a RAW image to TARGA for later compression to PNG, or a movie file to HuffYUV as a source for WEBM and MP4 files, or audio to WAV or ALAC for compression to OGG or FLAC. It is akin to saving a RAW image to TARGA for later compression to PNG, or a movie file to HuffYUV as a source for WEBM and MP4 files, or audio to WAV or ALAC for compression to OGG or FLAC.
  
-If you are dealing with several ​coloursapaces ​that require conforming, experiment with ACES to see if it is a suitable intermediary between colourspaces. If your spaces are similar, you may not need an intermediate step.+If you are dealing with several ​colourspaces ​that require conforming, experiment with ACES to see if it is a suitable intermediary between colourspaces. If your spaces are similar, you may not need an intermediate step.
  
  
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   *Your computer monitor has its own gamut of all possible colours it can produce, which is defined as its own colourspace.   *Your computer monitor has its own gamut of all possible colours it can produce, which is defined as its own colourspace.
  
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 An ideal setup would be one in which each device and each application used the same colourspace. This rarely happens, but it's a good reminder not to over-think colourspace;​ if your camera produces, for instance, an ''​sRGB''​ image, and your computer is happy to use ''​sRGB'',​ then standardise on that. If your camera embeds ''​Adobe_RGB''​ and your computer can happily use that, then standardise on that. An ideal setup would be one in which each device and each application used the same colourspace. This rarely happens, but it's a good reminder not to over-think colourspace;​ if your camera produces, for instance, an ''​sRGB''​ image, and your computer is happy to use ''​sRGB'',​ then standardise on that. If your camera embeds ''​Adobe_RGB''​ and your computer can happily use that, then standardise on that.
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