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Well, except that this particular color-profile was for the sRGB color space, which is exactly what every browser and image-viewer on the planet defaults to if
by thristian 15y ago
Well, except that this particular color-profile was for the sRGB color space, which is exactly what every browser and image-viewer on the planet defaults to if no color-profile is supplied. It'd be like shipping an ASCII text file with a Latin1-to-Unicode mapping table.
- lobster_johnson 15y agoIndeed, if the colour space is sRGB you can remove it, of course.