Can iDVD accept a closer color profile look

kayakr · Jul 5, 2008

of the images I edit in photoshop. Or should I be editing in photoshop with a particular color profile that harmonizes with iDVD. It is like you can't control shadows or saturation.

bryphotoguy · Jul 5, 2008

The images don't look as good when displayed on your TV?

kayakr · Jul 6, 2008

By TV I will assume you are referring to CRT screens on analog signal at 525 lines yada yada yade. No, My gripe is I am still displaying the end product on my cinema LC screen and iDVD has resampled the image presentation, even their own graphics are no where near as clean nor does the image have the saturation or depth. I would at least like the quality of the end product to appears as good after writing to iDVD disk as it does before rendering on the same work station. It does not. So got any ideas.

bryphotoguy · Jul 6, 2008

kayakr said:
By TV I will assume you are referring to CRT screens on analog signal at 525 lines yada yada yade. No, My gripe is I am still displaying the end product on my cinema LC screen and iDVD has resampled the image presentation, even their own graphics are no where near as clean nor does the image have the saturation or depth. I would at least like the quality of the end product to appears as good after writing to iDVD disk as it does before rendering on the same work station. It does not. So got any ideas.

By TV I mean a television. My LCD TV displays images a lot different than my LCD monitor. I was trying to establish an output method to see if that is why the images are being displayed differently.

If iDVD is messing with the stock images, find a new authorizing application, simple as that. If it can't handle the stock photos bundled with the app, it's not going to handle your own photo, no matter what color profile you use.

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