Since Flash doesn't have color management, you'll want to "Convert to Profile" and use "Generic RGB" ... before importing in SS+.
The Flash Player does not perform any color profiling, so using the generic will give best results.
I've got an older version of PS installed on this particular machine, but here's what I'm doing ...
Under "Image" > "Mode" > "Convert to Profile" ..
Then set the "Destination Space" to "Generic RGB Profile"
As for the out of focus issue that you're seeing, can you email me an example? The most helpful example would be a link to a test slide show, and one of the images out of your projects' "raw" folder.
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=144715\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]
Is this correct?
My initial thought would be that most flash sites (all we have discussed here) load .jpg files (for example...) into a part of its .swf file from somewhere on the server. This .jpg file is not embedded in the flash file and should be treated as any other bitmap object.
However, if flash does not let the profile follow the image to the browser, then the default should still be sRGB, as browsers default to this profile if they don't find any embedded. Or am I way of the mark here?
P.S. It's true that a simple right-click doesn't let a viewer steal an image directly from your site, so a thief at least needs to know something.
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=144720\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]
This is exactly why I use flash. Where in my mind it would be easier to win a legal battle if a user is tech savvy and had to find code to download an image. This would make an argument like "
the offending party is well aware of metadata and embedded keywords, copyrights and other linked/embedded content, thus using the image without reading and complying the embedded limited release and copyright statements is the fault of the offending party" easier for a court to follow...?
Of course, my images on my website don't have correct copyright protection embedded yet
By the way, have you heard anything from your service provider Andre, is it the website that somehow changes the profile, converts or assigns to something other than sRGB?
-axel