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06/28/2007 02:23:17 AM · #1 |
Maybe this has been asked and answered before.....I don't know.
Why is that when I SAVE FOR WEB in Photoshop the color of the photo goes to s$%t?????? It's like it gets really desaturated. It didn't do that before. I don't understand.
Thanks
Matt
Message edited by author 2007-06-28 02:24:52.
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06/28/2007 02:26:47 AM · #2 |
| maybe coz the colour channels get lowered from 16bit to 8bit |
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06/28/2007 02:39:11 AM · #3 |
| what's worked for me in the past is viewing my image in proof colors> monitor RGB. That's the color that you'll get :0) |
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06/28/2007 02:46:40 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by crayon:
maybe coz the colour channels get lowered from 16bit to 8bit |
It's in 8bit already....
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06/28/2007 02:47:14 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by oOWonderBreadOo:
what's worked for me in the past is viewing my image in proof colors> monitor RGB. That's the color that you'll get :0) |
I'll try that.....
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06/28/2007 02:48:37 AM · #6 |
Make sure you're working in sRGB and not AdobeRGB (or at least that you convert before saving). That will screw you every time.
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26
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06/28/2007 05:57:23 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by yonderman:
Originally posted by oOWonderBreadOo:
what's worked for me in the past is viewing my image in proof colors> monitor RGB. That's the color that you'll get :0) |
I'll try that..... |
yep....... that's it!!!!!!
thanks a lot!!!!!
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06/28/2007 06:12:59 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by oOWonderBreadOo:
what's worked for me in the past is viewing my image in proof colors> monitor RGB. That's the color that you'll get :0) |
Yep, I was having the same problem and stumbled upon that fix for it also. I have no ideas really why saving for web does that to the color though. |
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06/28/2007 07:10:58 AM · #9 |
i've been finding it's only the green/cyan/blue end of the spectrum that's getting greatly desaturated. very annoying.
 this, for instance, was a lovely rich blue/green, and no mater what i did, it came out this rather drab lime.
Message edited by author 2007-06-28 07:12:05.
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06/28/2007 07:14:24 AM · #10 |
so, if i'm working for the web, i should use the monitor, but if i'm working for print, i should use...?
ok, just tried it, and that's the problem. now i know. the question is, do i have to process each image twice if i'm going to print and post on the web?
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06/28/2007 02:40:22 PM · #11 |
I have a monitor that I calibrated using hardware calibration, so this might not work for everybody...
What works for me is to edit the picture using any working colorspace I want, then use Edit/Convert to profile... to convert to my monitor's profile. On my machine, this profile is called something like Monitor_06_17_2007. This effectively removes the working profile and sets the color values to what looks right on my calibrated monitor. Then I save for web.
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