I use lightroom, which has an "export setting" to export as sRGB.
This should be standard for any jpeg viewed online in a browser.
(I usually work with raw to jpeg. )
An original photo is taken by some apparatus that has some color space (eg. profoto RGB),
and you want to change that into sRGB for better online viewing experience.
My cam has a menu, so I can choose in which color space I take pics.
If I want it printed, i want yet another color space, because I'm not sending sRGB pics to the printer's shop.
For jpg to jpg conversion, you'll have to find a tool that has color space as a parameter, and do some tests.
Paul
This should be standard for any jpeg viewed online in a browser.
(I usually work with raw to jpeg. )
An original photo is taken by some apparatus that has some color space (eg. profoto RGB),
and you want to change that into sRGB for better online viewing experience.
My cam has a menu, so I can choose in which color space I take pics.
If I want it printed, i want yet another color space, because I'm not sending sRGB pics to the printer's shop.
For jpg to jpg conversion, you'll have to find a tool that has color space as a parameter, and do some tests.
Paul
It is more important to do the right thing, than to do the thing right.(P.Drucker)
Better is the enemy of good. (Montesquieu) = French version for 'kiss'.
Better is the enemy of good. (Montesquieu) = French version for 'kiss'.