Save For Web Question

blk160 · 8th November 2006

After using save for web I realised that the original colour became flat even after I selected maximum quality and usually I have to reprocess the photos to get back the original colour. Anybody knows why? and how to fix this?

Thanks.

wind30 · 8th November 2006

did you save it from aRGB to sRGB?

bwilly · 8th November 2006

u need to know the colour space that is available...
for monitor display, it can shown more.. after conversion it shown lesser of the colours, especially for web.

Nothing much can fix.. work within the colour space.

blk160 · 8th November 2006

Thanks guys. Yes, I thought saving for web will convert to sRGB automatically?

Looks like I have not other choice but to touch up the photo after resizing.

Cheers.

8th November 2006	#1
blk160 Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Heaven Posts: 252	Save For Web Question After using save for web I realised that the original colour became flat even after I selected maximum quality and usually I have to reprocess the photos to get back the original colour. Anybody knows why? and how to fix this? Thanks.

8th November 2006	#2
wind30 Deregistered Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,929	Re: Save For Web Question did you save it from aRGB to sRGB?

8th November 2006	#3
bwilly Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Woodlands Posts: 1,835	Re: Save For Web Question u need to know the colour space that is available... for monitor display, it can shown more.. after conversion it shown lesser of the colours, especially for web. Nothing much can fix.. work within the colour space. __________________ Canon EOS 50D • 24-105mm f4 L IS • 70-200mm f/4 L • 50mm f/1.8 [b] •

8th November 2006	#4
blk160 Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Heaven Posts: 252	Re: Save For Web Question Thanks guys. Yes, I thought saving for web will convert to sRGB automatically? Looks like I have not other choice but to touch up the photo after resizing. Cheers.