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20droger, thanks, I never thought of doing that.
Dave

You're welcome. I hope it solves the problem.

Hi,

I don't disagree with others, that you might do best using sRGB.

There's one thing to think about, though....

If you shoot Adobe RGB, originals are stored with the fuller color data and the images (or copies of the originals) can always be converted to the smaller gamut sRGB later.

On the other hand, if originals are made in sRGB, the full data will never be be available if it ever becomes desirable later to convert them to Adobe RGB. The resulting converted file may show as Adobe RGB color space, but will only actually contain the sRGB data.

In other words, you can easily make an Adobe RGB file into an sRGB file, but you cannot make an sRGB file into a true Adobe RGB file. It's a one way street, so to speak.

The above is most important when generating JPG files in-camera.

If you shoot RAW files (or RAW + JPG), and store them, either Adobe RGB or sRGB can be pulled from the RAW data in the conversion process, as needed.

sRGB might be all you ever need. Just make your decisions based on all the info.