lost in picture quality

heckcare.der · 26th July 2007

i realised my picture quality is lost after i posted online on multiply. colors became sightly more flat.

does any user of multiply faces the same problem? or even from any other picture hosting website? how to prevent?

i already shrink it to the size i want before i do my editing on it.

midicity · 26th July 2007

Check that the color space that you save to, for upload to multiply, is sRGB and not Adobe RGB.
Or else, change the color space setting in your camera to shoot in sRGB

heckcare.der · 26th July 2007

the color space in my photoshop is at sRGB already. so could it be something to do with my cam's sRGB?

midicity · 26th July 2007

if ur camera and photoeditor/raw converter all working in sRGB, then it might be that your monitor is not calibrated.

heckcare.der · 27th July 2007

oh. i think i know how already. just got to click on the full size image on multiply. thumbnail shows the pic in low res.

26th July 2007	#1
heckcare.der Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: singapore Posts: 1,761	lost in picture quality i realised my picture quality is lost after i posted online on multiply. colors became sightly more flat. does any user of multiply faces the same problem? or even from any other picture hosting website? how to prevent? i already shrink it to the size i want before i do my editing on it.

26th July 2007	#2
midicity Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 504	Re: lost in picture quality Check that the color space that you save to, for upload to multiply, is sRGB and not Adobe RGB. Or else, change the color space setting in your camera to shoot in sRGB

26th July 2007	#3
heckcare.der Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: singapore Posts: 1,761	Re: lost in picture quality the color space in my photoshop is at sRGB already. so could it be something to do with my cam's sRGB?

26th July 2007	#4
midicity Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 504	Re: lost in picture quality if ur camera and photoeditor/raw converter all working in sRGB, then it might be that your monitor is not calibrated.

27th July 2007	#5
heckcare.der Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: singapore Posts: 1,761	Re: lost in picture quality oh. i think i know how already. just got to click on the full size image on multiply. thumbnail shows the pic in low res.