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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: Anna R on October 13, 2006, 11:47:06 am

Title: Photoshop webgallery
Post by: Anna R on October 13, 2006, 11:47:06 am

Why does all the images look so flat and dull once uploaded on the web gallery? I have changed to srgb working mode but they are still looking really bad. Flat and yellow. Does anyone know what to do?

/ Anna

Title: Photoshop webgallery
Post by: francois on October 13, 2006, 12:05:56 pm

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Why does all the images look so flat and dull once uploaded on the web gallery? I have changed to srgb working mode but they are still looking really bad. Flat and yellow. Does anyone know what to do?

/ Anna
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What do you mean by "I have changed to srgb working mode"? You need to convert to sRGB using Edit>Convert to profile... command and then choose as Destination Space: sRGB.

Title: Photoshop webgallery
Post by: benInMA on October 13, 2006, 01:48:49 pm

Is your gallery up on the web?

Which version of Photoshop.

Go into the HTML for the gallery..

Look at the image tag for the picture.

<IMG SRC="./filename.jpg" width="xx" height="yy">

See if xx and yy are correct.

I have CS, it generates xx and yy to be wrong, one pixel less then the true width and height of the image.  This causes the browser to rescale the image and make it look pretty rotten.  It shouldn't effect color but it does tend to make them look not as sharp and have no "pop".

Go into the gallery tool and deselect the option to include the width and height in the image tags.  Then the browser will just pick the actual size of the image and it will look fine.

Title: Photoshop webgallery
Post by: wood on October 14, 2006, 12:33:21 pm

Hello Anna,

Where your gallery is on the web ??


Wood