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Where will they be printed? If the printer wants CMYK...then go with that. I think most printers are just RGB now.Just wondering should my images in Photoshop be in RGB or CMYK?
PPI is pixels per inch, and is how the image will be represented on the computer screen. DPI is a printer setting, referring to how many dots per inch the printer will lay down.Is PPI and DPI the same? If I make the photos 300 pixels per inch, is that OK?
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Just wondering also, do we use sRGB or Adobe RGB in photoshop? which is better? why?
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Where will they be printed? If the printer wants CMYK...then go with that. I think most printers are just RGB now.
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IF you're printing on an inkjet printer or sending out to a photo lab, or printing at your local drug store, RGB is what you want.
IF the image is to be included in a brochure or magazine, or anything printed on an offset press, you'll need CYMK. I recommend you do all editing and resizing before converting to CYMK and then save as a new file.