When outputting full-resolution photos from Photoshop CS2 for web presentation, I have a script that
- performs colorspace conversion to sRGB and flattens - performs sizing to the desired output size in pixels (590 tall for portrait orientation, 790 wide for landscape orientation) - runs a final sharpen pass of USM (0.7 pixels, 35%, threshold 2) - converts from 16-bit to 8-bit - adds a thin white/black border (1 pixel each) - saves to a JPEG file set to quality 6 with embedded sRGB colorspace profile That seems to do the trick about retaining as much fidelity as possible *most* of the time. Sometimes, depending upon the subject matter, the sharpening needs to be customized. Other times, the down- rez for web display darkens the image overall and I have to do a minor curves adjustment to return it to close to the original tonal rendering. Godfrey On Sep 10, 2007, at 1:53 PM, Pål Jensen wrote: > I'm trying to upload a few pictures to my portfolio at Photo.net. > However, when I save the files as JPEGs I loose some saturation; > not so much > to bother much about but I can't remember noticing it the last time > I did > this. > More serious though is that when I upload the images to my > portfolio at > Photo.net the saturation decreases, the contrast decreases and the > image get > a bluish cast: the image losses all its impact. Anyone knows whats > going on? -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
