Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: HSakols on December 19, 2013, 10:54:05 am
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When posting images for the web to you do you make some post processing changes after you convert to sRGB? I notice that my images that I have posted always seem a bit flat compared to what I see in Pro Photo before exporting to JPEG. Also does it make a difference if you send your image to LULA vs your personal personal web host? After I get my images ready for printing the last thing I want to do is fiddle with them for the Web.
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When posting images for the web to you do you make some post processing changes after you convert to sRGB? I notice that my images that I have posted always seem a bit flat compared to what I see in Pro Photo before exporting to JPEG. Also does it make a difference if you send your image to LULA vs your personal personal web host? After I get my images ready for printing the last thing I want to do is fiddle with them for the Web.
Except for highly saturated colours beyond the sRGB gamut, all colours should look identical in ProPhoto RGB and sRGB. If they don't, that normally means a colour management problem.
Is your monitor calibrated and profiled with a hardware device - Spyder, Colormunki etc? If so, is the profile OK? And what browser do you use? Firefox, Safari and Chrome (latest version) are colour managed, IE - even IE10 - is not.
But you shouldn't have to alter jpegs after exporting from your editor, unless there's a colour mangement problem.
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The way we handle it here at LuLa. We size the image in PS for the final size on the web. Then under file use the SAVE FOR WEB choice. It seems to do all that is needed to get an image set for the web.
Kevin Raber.
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Kevin,
Why do it in Photoshop. Won't resizing and exporting in LR give me the same results? By the way I really like your photo of the bridge in Chicago.