I created a 60 page book in CMYK because it is going to be printed. I now need to convert this document to RGB so it can be viewed online. From doing a little research on this site, I see that I can change the color profile as I am exporting the PDF, and not have to individually convert the photos and swatches as I originally feared.
When I went to export and change the color profile, I noticed that there are a few sRGB options. The following may seem like a silly question, but I want to make absolutely sure I'm selecting the right profile. Which sRGB profile do I need to use: Document RGB, Working RGB, or just sRGB?
Answer
They are all the same profile. The name of the profile is sRGB IEC61966-2.1. The other labels are just where they are set:
- Working RGB says your program is using that RGB mode. Yes you can work in a space that does not reflect the document setting.
- Document RGB says the document is specifying that RGB mode.
They are all the same profile though and result in same thing.
Anyway I dont really see the point in converting the doc to RGB for web. That is unless you plan to adjust the colors after the conversion.
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