Inga Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Sorry guys, I think you're misunderstanding my issue now.
No client has complained about this, yet. I agree that most people aren't running any colour management and that browsers do some funky stuff and that nothing will look the way it does on my monitor. That said, I have always worked on the adage that if it's right on my calibrated monitor, then regardless of which way another viewing device is set, I delivered a "correct" file.
More to the point, this issue is affecting my own viewing of photos I've done for a client. As per the examples in my OP, you can see what a client has on their website (apparently stripped of the profile), and then you can view the same file, hosted on my website, exactly the way it was emailed to the client, the way it was exported from LR. As I said, if I download the file from their website, and view it in Windows Photo Viewer on my machine, the file appears fine. Why then is it oversaturated while on their website? Again, my website, a WordPress site with a ProPhoto theme, displays the file perfectly. And it appears that neither of the client websites I've linked above are using WordPress.
The same images (on their website) when viewed on a cheap monitor, or iPhone appear very much like I want them to look. Why does this affect my wide-gamut monitor, and how can avoid this situation?
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