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RGB (Red, Green, Blue) mode, shown in Figure 2-8, is the standard format you work in if you import images from a digital camera or import images from a copier or scanner. For complete access to Photoshop’s features, RGB is the best color mode to work in. If you’re working on images for use on the web, color copiers, desktop color printers, or onscreen presentations, stay in RGB mode.

If you’re having an image printed on a press (for example, if you’re having it professionally printed), it must be separated. Don’t convert images to CMYK mode until you’ve finished the color correction and you know that your color settings are accurate. A good print service may want the RGB file so that it can complete an accurate conversion.

FIGURE 2-8: RGB creates the image from red, green, and blue.