Professional Color Managed Workflow  You know from experience
that taking the photo is only half of the creative process. In
the film days, it was always a guessing game to see how your
photo would come back from the lab. Would it look as good as you
remembered it when you shot it? It always seemed like there was
a huge disconnect between what the camera saw and what the
printer sent you.  Digital photography offers many advantages;
one of them being that you can see your image on-screen before
you send it to print. You don't want to have the same guessing
game of how it's going to get printed.  Let's talk about color
space. Your photos are most likely shot in RGB. When you import
your photos to an editing program, like Photoshop, or even
Printroom Pro Studio Manager, there are several color space
options within an RGB space. You can have sRGB IEC61966-2.1,
Adobe RGB (1998), ColorMatch RGB or even an embedded custom
profile. These settings determine the amount of colors that are
used to process your photo.  H