And that is why the default in both Affinity Photo and Photoshop is to have the warning off: Many current workflows do not need those extra manual steps. That means you don’t need a warning or a manual conversion. First, most current graphics applications understand color management and profiles, so if you feed in a Display P3 image, they’ll see that, and correct for it so it doesn’t look washed out. But things are much easier now, it’s taken care of in several ways. Their system is set up to only work with one color space (sRGB), and, their system is apparently not set up to recognize ICC profiles and automatically convert to sRGB, so everybody has to convert their images to it before submitting.ġ5-20 years ago, things were still like that in the printing/photo industry, so people generally wanted things set up the way you do now: Wanting a warning, so that a manual conversion could be done. The only reason you are running into them today is that Spotify is using a workflow from that era, based on how the submission requirements were described. All of the concerns you raise are perfectly valid and were commonly encountered…15 to 20 years ago.
The reason the settings don’t appear to make sense is basically Spotify’s fault.
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