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work_7rbrry34l5fi5neoyqxiprrasi	Michael Shaffer	Integrity of Scientific Imagery: Photoshop v.4 versus v.5	1999.0	1	.pdf	application/pdf	624	94	79	Having installed Photoshop 5 after using version 4 for some time, I think that all scientists who believe that the integrity of their imagery is important, understand what Photoshop 5 brings with it: the issue of "color space" or color profiles". retained with Photoshop 4, this changes with version 5, and in values would remain and visual compensation happens between data and display. gradient is saved and loaded into version 5's default working part moving from "simple data" (gamma=1) to a color space Adobe has addressed this problem in the sense that the earliest distributions of version 5 installed "color profiling" behind and choices for defining the desired default color space or turning (2) Keep the installation of Photoshop version 4, (3) If version 4 isn't available, install only the latest distribution of (4) Turn off "color space" conversion when opening files, and space and profiles. http://www.adobe.com/supportservice/custsupport/TECHGUIDE/ https://www.cambridge.org/core https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms	./cache/work_7rbrry34l5fi5neoyqxiprrasi.pdf	./txt/work_7rbrry34l5fi5neoyqxiprrasi.txt