web browsers it desaturates the photos 10% to 15%.

[hippy.green]

Hi There

I not sure if this right place for this....

I am developing website for photographer and when I up load the photos to the website and view them a web browsers it desaturates the photos 10% to 15%. But when you view then in PS they are correct??? (the working color space is adobe 1998 RGB)

so to get them correct saturation in the browers I have to add 10% to 15% saturation

has any one come across this before when uploading there photos on to the web?

Cheers

D

 

[MacHeadCase]

Hi hippy.green.

I have a SmugMug account and late last year they started asking members to upload photos only in sRGB (which is a Windoze colour space profile) and I think this makes them look pretty bland myself: maybe this is what you are looking for?

 

[Aptmunich]

It depends a lot on the browser you're using and the platform...
Certain browsers respect the color profile attached to images, others don't.

I found this blog entry on the matter quite interesting:
http://blogs.smugmug.com/don/2007/02/14/this-is-your-mac-on-drugs/

 

[hippy.green]

yes this confirms what I hearing from other forums have look at this thread

http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=17142&st=0&p=119912&#entry119912

Cheers D

 

[MacHeadCase]

Well no matter what the spiel SmugMug gives us, 95% of the computers in this world use that profile so guess some of those websites bend over backwards to accommodate WinBoxes.

Personally? I feel kinda sad to see that the Web standard has been altered, not for something better but just because a majority uses a built-in standard that isn't meant to be cross-platform. Too bad the basic principle of complete compatibility with all computing platforms on the Internet has been lost to the Windoze bully.

Anyway, rant over. I think that explains all the bland coloured photos we see out there now.

Oh and about Safari. It's a work in progress, so I'm pretty sure they'll try to correct the rendering of colours in the next increments.