jerryrock wrote:
Both images look identical on my calibrated monitor with FireFox 3 and Safari on my Mac.
Color aware browsers like Safari will assume sRGB for an image without an embedded color space.
How the heck can this be? I am ALSO looking at them, in this thread, on a Mac via Safari, and they look glaringly different!
This is starting to make me insane....
the reason for the aize difference: In CS2, when you choose \"embed the profile\" you get much smaller choice of sizes. The next notch up put it over the FM Forums 350K limit, so I had to male it around 250K. When you use the \"save for web\" command, the dliniations a much finer, and I was able to choose just-under 350K.
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Anyway-
I guess the answer to my \"problem\" is simply to always embed the profile.
-But I thought I was, when I did the conversion from RAW to TIFF. If my TIFF file has sRGB embedded, shouldn\'t the jpegs made in CS2 also be embedded, unless I specifically tell CS2 to strip it out?
jerryrock wrote:
Both images look identical on my calibrated monitor with FireFox 3 and Safari on my Mac.
Color aware browsers like Safari will assume sRGB for an image without an embedded color space.
I don\'t know how you processed these files, but the file without the colorspace embedded is actually larger than the one you posted with the color space embedded.
How the heck can this be? I am ALSO looking at them, in this thread, on a Mac via Safari, and they look glaringly different!
This is starting to make me insane....
the reason for the aize difference: In CS2, when you choose \"embed the profile\" you get much smaller choice of sizes. The next notch up put it over the FM Forums 350K limit, so I had to male it around 250K. When you use the \"save for web\" command, the dliniations a much finer, and I was able to choose just-under 350K.
-----------------
Anyway-
I guess the answer to my \"problem\" is simply to always embed the profile.
-But I thought I was, when I did the conversion from RAW to TIFF. If my TIFF file has sRGB embedded, shouldn\'t the jpegs made in CS2 also be embedded, unless I specifically tell CS2 to strip it out?
Oct 07, 2008 at 08:36 PM
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