05 August 2012 18:13 |
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| joemurtagh Photographer This member has been suspended | why do my photos look nothing like what i see on my computer or when uploaded to facebook? like for example my latest photo of amelia looks dull ? where has all the colour gone? its fine on facebook and my website. | |
| If you do not find inspiration from what you see, look, look, then look again! | ||
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06 August 2012 11:17 |
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| twentytwenty Photographer This member has been reset to pending | I used to find that all the time. open an image on your portfolio. click on it and save it back to your pc. when you open the saved image it looks fine. but viewing it across the site it seemed flat and desaturated. weird, sure somebody would know why. me clueless. |
  | 06 August 2012 12:23 |
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| mph Photographer  Location United Kingdom Cheshire Crewe |  Quote from twentytwentyI used to find that all the time. open an image on your portfolio. click on it and save it back to your pc. when you open the saved image it looks fine. but viewing it across the site it seemed flat and desaturated. weird, sure somebody would know why. me clueless. Usually happens when you upload an image with the aRGB rather than sRGB profile attached. |
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| Amateur - happy to do TF with models with potential and enthusiasm. Website: www.mphodson.co.uk | ||
06 August 2012 17:17 |
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| joemurtagh Photographer This member has been suspended | yeah its friggn wierd! normal shot uploaded to facebook  |
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06 August 2012 17:18 |
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| joemurtagh Photographer This member has been suspended | non normal shot uploaded here?????? help please. |
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06 August 2012 17:55 |
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| mgphotomedia Photographer | You haven't converted the image to sRGB as detailed in the threads linked above. Your image is is still encoded with ProPhotoRGB - your working colour space in Photoshop. IT NEEDS TO BE CONVERTED TO sRGB BEFORE UPLOADING IT TO THE WEB. The reason it displays OK in Facebook is because Facebook is colour space aware (whereas most browsers are not) and FB strips the ProPhotoRGB colour space on upload and replaces it with one called C2 (FB's proprietory colour space which is very similar to sRGB) which in turn allows browsers to display colours accurately. |
07 August 2012 15:19 |
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| joemurtagh Photographer This member has been suspended | ok i done it !!!! woooo lol i still think its missing a little colour  |
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| If you do not find inspiration from what you see, look, look, then look again! | ||
07 August 2012 15:19 |
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| joemurtagh Photographer This member has been suspended | ok maybe not compared with the others. | |
| If you do not find inspiration from what you see, look, look, then look again! | ||
| 09 August 2012 06:59 |
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| PB001 Photographer  Location United Kingdom County Durham Peterlee | I haven't discovered how to upload photographs to this site yet in forum posts, so you've all got one up on me! | |
| I’m a Pro commercial portrait photographer from the East Coast of Durham; I'm seriously crazy about photography, have been for a thousand years! I joined here to experience the dark side *smile* | ||
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