Some Weekend fun

[karissa]

Ok, I have to convert all my pictures to Adobe RGB when I bring them in. Is that what you are talking about?

Well, it seems that you understand what I meant about color profiles, but you don't want to use Adobe RGB for the internet. You want to use sRGB 61966-2.1 because it matches the default color of most monitors.

After re-reading your post it's strange that your other pictures carried over fine and not this one. Did someone change your settings or were all the picture dones at the same time? That's actually a puzzler if the pictures were done at the same time and this one wasn't saved any differently.

Anyway, below is a picture of what I was talking about...that is if you use the "save for web" feature and not the regular "save as" command. When using the save for web command just press the button that I pointed to with the black arrow to see what your picture looks like on your browser. FYI, my description in my last post was what it looked like on a Mac but I've used a PC this time to get it correct.

Thanks Harpper. I still have the same problem because it is having issues with converting from Adobe RGB to web version but... I'm working on that. It is odd because I did all the pictures the same day and used the same method. Oh well..... Computers will be computers. :roll:

 

[Harpper]

Thanks Harpper. I still have the same problem because it is having issues with converting from Adobe RGB to web version but... I'm working on that. It is odd because I did all the pictures the same day and used the same method. Oh well..... Computers will be computers. :roll:

I just checked and found out that your first and third one has Adobe RGB while your second one is in sRGB. This will give you a headache if you don't know how to convert from one to the other. Anyway, the only way you would have Adobe RGB is if you changed the settings in your camera or you did it(possibly by accident) in Photoshop. Most cameras shoot in sRGB by default. If you are still having problems you can PM me.