Photoshop is managing colours and your browser isn't. In Photoshop 7, the "save for web" function offers an accurate preview.
-Aaron -----Original Message----- From: "Tom C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subj: Web vs. Photoshop Colors Date: Fri Mar 3, 2006 4:20 pm Size: 975 bytes To: [email protected] I've been this route before... aargh. I have an image that looks the way I wish in Photoshop. When I save it as a .jpg and view it in a browser, the colors are slightly washed out. Specifically. it looks less red. I see this when I open the .jpg as a file in the browser and when I view a photo.net page of it. The color space of the image is sRGB and I'm not monkeying with it in any way. The .jpg version looks correct when I open it in PS/CS2 and matches the .PSD version. It's only when I open the .jpg in a browser that it appears different. Could it be a function of the background area on the screen being gray in CS2 whereas it's white in the browser? Well, I just set the background color in the browser to gray and it did not appear to make a difference. I'm starting to wonder whether there is a color difference or it's an optical illusion. Maybe I'm just melting down earlier than usual on a Friday afternoon. Thanks for any help. Tom C.
