Posted by Andy Shepherd on August 15, 2008 at 5:32 PM
Hi to all,
Having just discovered ( Convert to Profile ) in PS i've posted this image as a test just to see how it looks, before when i'd Save for Web the image would look very flat and nothing like how i'd just processed it in CS2, I would then return the image to PS and crank up the saturation until it looked something like, what a difference converting to sRGB makes to web images as opposed to Adobe RGB, what a buffoon I am
Any thoughts on how it looks would be appreciated, maybe I still need to rein in the saturation a bit ??? the shot is very similar to an earlier post only this time there is a little more head turn, thanks for looking.
Regards
Andy...
Posted by Andy Shepherd on August 15, 2008 at 5:41 PM
Oh yeah, the saturation needs reining in, BIG TIME
Hi yes the greens are a bit bright a nice image though. in save for the web you can tell it to convert to srgb automatically, but if you/others have a callirbrated monitor to argb, argb will look fine when posted.
Phil.
Posted by Andy Astbury on August 15, 2008 at 6:10 PM
Andy - Save for Web and Devices converts the image to sRGB if you set it up to do so.
Just click the arrow indicated and select from the drop-down menu
Posted by Andy Shepherd on August 15, 2008 at 6:18 PM
Thanks for that Andy, cheers
Posted by Andy Shepherd on August 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM
Hi to all,
Heres the shot re-done, saturation toned down a bit
Discussion
6 repliesHaving just discovered ( Convert to Profile ) in PS i've posted this image as a test just to see how it looks, before when i'd Save for Web the image would look very flat and nothing like how i'd just processed it in CS2, I would then return the image to PS and crank up the saturation until it looked something like, what a difference converting to sRGB makes to web images as opposed to Adobe RGB, what a buffoon I am
Any thoughts on how it looks would be appreciated, maybe I still need to rein in the saturation a bit ??? the shot is very similar to an earlier post only this time there is a little more head turn, thanks for looking.
Regards
Andy...
Oh yeah, the saturation needs reining in, BIG TIME
Phil.
Just click the arrow indicated and select from the drop-down menu
Thanks for that Andy, cheers
Heres the shot re-done, saturation toned down a bit
Andy...