Colour Space
A three-dimensional representation of a colour profile, useful in digital imaging to understand colour performance between input, display and output devices.
(see: Colour Management System) ...
Colour Space. Digital cameras use known colour profiles to generate their images. The most common is sRGB or Adobe RGB. This along with all of the other camera data is stored in the Exif header of the Jpeg file.
colour space
Or colour model. Mathematical definitions of colour used for aiding communication of colour information.
colour temperature ...
Colour space
Colour spaces describe how the red, green and blue primaries are mixed to form a given hue in the colour spectrum.
RGB colour space - Red, green, blue; the additive colour model used in digital images and displayed on a monitor.
Colour Space
Digicams use a known colour profile (i.e. a standard) for their images so they may be reproduced with greater accuracy; this is the Colour Space. Two popular ones are sRGB and Adobe RGB (which we use on this site where possible).
Colour Space Conversions International Color Consortium .ICC file format spec. PrecisionCPS Various Color Management info. Index of vendors. Color Management Profiling Solutions ...
Selectable colour space mode (sRGB or Adobe 1998)
3D White Balance (with hue compensation for colour shift produced by artificial lighting)
Textual custom functions (available in four languages) ...
Every file gets a final adjustment in Lightroom and then images are processed as full-size 16-bit PSDs in ProPhotoRGB colour space, because it’s the largest colour space available and the closest thing to maintaining the gamut of RAW.
A device independent colour space used to create consistent color whatever the device used to create or output an image, such as a monitor, printer, computer, or scanner.
The new approach to compression as well as colour space and colour conversion offers a lot of flexibility and the transformation process is entirely reversible, as all colour representations are transformed to an internal colour representation.
PROFILE - Refers to specific colour settings to be used with different papers and ink sets, to create the correct colour reproduction. It is used to transform from one colour space to another.
1 of that standard covers "Colour management Default RGB colour space sRGB." Being international, the wording of the standard uses "colour" rather than the Americanized "color," but the meaning is the same.
 See also: Image, Space, Camera, Digital, Light
  
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