I need Feedback/help

[PhotoshpEditer]

So i tried to Upload some Pictures to this Site and they came out rather Dark and really dull.
Originally I thought I will have to calibrate my Monitor but since they look good in Lightroom and Photoshop it should not be my Monitor.
Do you guys get the pictures really dull or do they look normal?
Is their a solution to this problem?
I have had this before when I printed the Picture from an other Computer so I came up with a simple work around I made the Picture look the opposite of dull (sorry dont know a better word) And they turned out fine but if this is going to happen a couple of times a solution would be great.
What do you think of the pictures could I have done a better job in Ps or just any critique you kan give I would really appreciate it. here is the link to the Pictures: My favorite Picture at the moment - The Photo Forum Photo Gallery

 

[kaylahunsader]

I would say lighten the photo up in photoshop before you post it and see if that works. I am new to this forum, but I have not had a problem like that with my photos.

 

[Big Mike]

Make sure you convert them to sRGB before you upload them for web viewing.

 

[Forkie]

It's very artifacty (I don't think that's even a word). What size photo did you upload?

 

[PhotoshpEditer]

size of the Photo was 1.8M
How do I convert to sRGB?

 

[Big Mike]

How do I convert to sRGB?

Aren't you the one with a YouTube channel about Photoshop? :er:

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

The image you linked to looks rather underexposed, and doesn't look like it is typical colorspace issues.

 

[PhotoshpEditer]

bitter Jeweler i know but they are not too dark in Lightroom or Photoshop or anywhere else on my Computer.

 

[PhotoshpEditer]

how is this Photo I brightened it up in Ps but a solution would be great.My favorite Picture at the Moment - The Photo Forum Photo Gallery

 

[Christie Photo]

A levels adjustment and a tad boost in contrast via unsharp mask:

-Pete

 

[PhotoshpEditer]

nice I will try it.
Was it really bright when you opened the Picture?
How did you post the Picture straight in to the Reply?

 

[PhotoshpEditer]

Ooh btw I will probably boost the contrast even more I will try to post it when I get to my computer.

 

[KmH]

How did you post the Picture straight in to the Reply?

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...forum-functions-pictoral-guide-using-tpf.html

 

[Christie Photo]

Was it really bright when you opened the Picture?

No. It wasn't particularly bright. It did get much darker when I converted to sRGB. (Go: EDIT, then COLOR SETTINGS.)

-Pete