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Anonymous
Hi /p/

How come my jpegs are less saturated than what the picture looks like in photoshop? The only way I've found to make them match is to use Windows RGB and have Proof Colors enabled. The problem is, when I'm importing raw files with camera raw, I have to bump up the saturation, because the pictures get desaturated when imported.
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>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
Seems like we've been having a lot of threads about this lately...

The basic problem is that you're not using one colorspace throughout your workflow. Set your camera to SRGB mode. Or keep it in Adobe RGB, make sure Photoshop is in Adobe RGB, make sure your printer can handle Adobe RGB, and give up on displaying your pictures online in any browser other than Safari.

http://www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/srgb-versus-adobe-rgb-debate.html
>> Anonymous
Thanks ac.
>> Anonymous
how do you check what color space photoshop is working in?
>> noko
>>146572
Firefox 3 also supports ICC profiles, although it has to be manually activated. I hope they get it out as default by the end of the beta.
>> eku !8cibvLQ11s
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>> Anonymous
>>146572and give up on displaying your pictures online in any browser other than Safari.

so what you're saying is that for 90% of the world (IE and Firefox) it's impossible to display the image properly?

my camera is in sRGB, i work in sRGB in Photoshop, i save my JPG with sRGB profile but when it goes to a browser that's not Safari, it STILL comes out washed out

if the web is based on sRGB shouldn't it come out fine?
>> Anonymous
>>146661
Why in God's name are you willingly using sRGB?

Also, you're using jpeg.
>> Anonymous
>>146663

why not? the web displays sRGB, my pictures are sRGB, i want them to look the same online as they do on Photoshop, monitor calibration aside
>> Anonymous
>>146663
Gamut isn't everything, and photographs intended for the web should always be in sRGB, no exceptions.
>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
>>146661
Yes.

I'm guessing you're doing it wrong, but I don't know where in the process it's happening.
>> Anonymous
Shoot in Adobe RGB, work in Adobe RGB or ProPhoto in Photoshop and just convert to sRGB when you save to jpeg. This should leave your images looking the same on the web as they do in Photoshop.
>> Anonymous
this is my workflow

camera in sRGB, shooting RAW, process in ACR and import to Photoshop, it's no sRGB mode still, save as JPG automatically embeds ICC profile and you can specify it in save for web

but both options leave me with a washed out JPG in Firefox and IE whether i'm in OS X or Windows

it only looks okay in Safari
>> noko
My iMac is sRGB
My Photoshop is sRGB
My camera is sRGB

My Lightroom is PhotoPro and nothing to do about it. FUCK.

But as they export as sRGB, it all comes out looking the same. Good stuff.

(But AdobeRGB does look better sometimes)
>> noko
>>146745
Oh and the pics look good in Safari, Opera and Firefox. And IE on VMWare.
>> Anonymous
oh nevermind lulz

silly 1.8 and 2.2 gamma

situation normal