Adobe RGB (1998)

With a relatively large gamut that encompasses many printers and some high-end monitor spaces, along with tightly controlled profiles, Adobe RGB (1998) is considered a useful working color space. Although white is exactly neutral, there are still a few potential pitfalls for color engines to interpret the results correctly. The media white point is specified as D65, which may require chromatic adaptation, and the ICC profile adopts a gamma tone curve that is subject to slope limitation. This can cause dark and saturated colors to be misinterpreted between applications.

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