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09/04/2006 04:34:36 AM · #1 |
Hmmz... just noticed, but in photoshop, when i'm working on a file, it looks one way. But then when i save for web (i.e. for dpchallenge) it looks slightly different. Yes, i know its taken me ages to notice :P
But one thing i did notice, is that if i tick the "proof colours" menu options (which is set to windows rgb), then i can see a preview which looks somewhat like what the jpegs i get look like...
Is this normal? does this mean i'm working in a wrong colourspace? or am i just plain stupid and not getting something?
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09/04/2006 05:35:10 AM · #2 |
I'd guess it's working in Adobe RGB and doing an implied conversion to "normal" RGB when you save.
It tells you in the title what colour space is used doesn't it?
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09/04/2006 03:41:47 PM · #3 |
in Photoshop - Edit - Convert to Profile - sRGB & save for the web :)
web only supports 1 colour space - sRGB
Message edited by author 2006-09-04 15:42:22. |
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