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Jun 21, 2008 05:51 |  #1

What's the largest? I always thought it was ProPhoto, but recently stumbled upon DCam 5 by Joseph Homes, which is 25% larger than ProPhoto. Is there anything bigger though? Forget usability or how realistic it would be.




  
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Jun 21, 2008 07:18 |  #2

According to google it's Loreal Paris (external link).

L’Oréal Paris, the world’s biggest beauty brand, brings The Color Space™,

This forum post (external link) has some interesting information, and suggests LAB is bigger than ProFoto. It also points out that since output devices can't render large color spaces they're pretty pointless.

You could also check out Joseph's site (external link).


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Jun 21, 2008 11:26 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

I did check out his site, that's how I found it. I would actually like to try his profiles, they seem really good comparisons to ProPhoto and AdobeRGB. Unfortunately, you have to pay for them (since you get all these variants, which I don't need and don't know a thing about) and it's pretty expensive.




  
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Jun 21, 2008 12:19 |  #4

You can use EktaSpace for free :)
I use that one when scanning slides.


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