Quality over Quantity // Why Better Alternatives Are Available

The predominant choice for digital cameras is still sRGB. But is this still relevant?

Most online print service providers and major photo book manufacturers primarily use RGB for printing. Photographers who utilize professional cameras and high-quality lenses lose color detail when using sRGB, as it limits the potential output captured by the sensor. Although monitors can display these colors accurately, they are diminished when assigned to the sRGB color space. As a result, the prints often fail to reflect the vibrancy seen in nature, leading to photographer dissatisfaction with the final output. To explore alternatives to the sRGB workflow and address any related questions, a seminar is scheduled for Thursday, April 11, 2024, at 6 PM.

Target Audience:
Photographers and dedicated amateurs.

Speaker: Jens Eilers

Jens Eilers - Digital Evangelist & Master of Fine Art Printing

Jens Eilers, a leading expert in Fine Art Printing, has combined his curiosity with countless skilled clicks to excel in this field. His passion for Apple technology, commitment to print quality, and his unique Northern German style have made him a successful figure in the world of digital darkroom mastery.

No one navigates the sophisticated realm of large format printers, versatile inks, luxurious Fine Art media, and prominent software programs with such expertise and enthusiasm as Jens Eilers, co-founder of High Performance GmbH, who is now setting new benchmarks with his own enterprise.

Through his Electronic Image Consulting, he adeptly addresses imaging needs – in word, image, and action. Over the past 25 years, Jens has demonstrated in his workshops that terms like Color Management, Postscript, and Workflow encompass much more than just appealing jargon within the Fine Art Printing arena. As the exclusive contact for the Leica Store Hamburg, Jens provides specialized assistance on all matters "after the click," ensuring Leica clients, both existing and aspiring, can confidently navigate the complexities of digital darkroom image processing.