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  denisegoldberg Administrators Posts: 14,245 moderator

  December 17, 2013 edited December 17, 2013

  RMB wrote: »

  J...and have the colour space unaltered from adobeRGB to sRGB..?

  As far as I know the photos must be sRGB for smug.
  
  From the help page at http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/articles/93362:

  When SmugMug receives non-sRGB photos, what do you do?
  We learned from hard experience to convert CMYK, Adobe 98, and ProPhoto images to sRGB. Otherwise they look bad both online and in print, benefitting no one.

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  RMB Registered Users Posts: 6 Beginner grinner

  December 17, 2013 edited December 17, 2013

  thanks Denise, from that i read my site is good as a showcase but not a resource for clients to quickly get hold of full res files..
  Shame, i'll have to find another solution.
  Russell

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  Andy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins

  December 17, 2013 edited December 17, 2013

  RMB wrote: »

  thanks Denise, from that i read my site is good as a showcase but not a resource for clients to quickly get hold of full res files..
  Shame, i'll have to find another solution.
  Russell

  
  Why do you want them to have Adobe RGB files?

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  RMB Registered Users Posts: 6 Beginner grinner

  December 17, 2013 edited December 17, 2013

  Hi Andy, AdobeRGB 240dpi is what's specified by most of my publishing clients. At present all my work to them goes by disc or FTP transfers, SM would have made the workflow a little simpler.

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