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gdanmitchell wrote:
In answer to the general question, it is the nature of the web that you simply cannot fully control the display of your photographs. Sorry, but there is no current solution to that. Even if you use the most appropriate rgb color space, carefully size and sharpen your images, and all the rest, ultimately you/we are at the mercy of the monitor on which the photographs are viewed...
... and it could be a phone, a tablet, a laptop, a large stand-alone monitor, a television, you name it. Its resolution could range from quite low (televisions, even modern televisions) to quite high (over 300ppi on some smartphones/tablets). The ambient lighting could be anything from bright to dim, and colored in just about any way imaginable. And most people take little time to look at photographs displayed electronically. It might or might not be able to correctly display the colors of your photograph. It might be too bright or to dim
That's life in the world of electronic image display. It is what it is.
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Doesn't really apply within the context of FM, but you can adjust for browser window size and screen resolution if you have your own website. Based on that, you can serve up different images sharpened appropriately if you go to the trouble to generate them in the first place.
Not really worth the trouble, IMO, but technically doable.
Nothing you can do about lighting conditions and the generally gross lack of monitor calibration, but you have to hope the people that would notice those differences are taking care of business on their end.
Jay
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