Georg R. Baumann
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If you can see the structure of the water, and not only a dark blue "mash" like I see here, then the conversion should be fine.
If you can see the structure of the water, and not only a dark blue "mash" like I see here, then the conversion should be fine.
... the best way is not to use "save for the web" but "save as" … JPG and then check the profile mark,
IMHO, the most fail-safe way is to 'convert' to sRGB, and embed that profile in the image. There are non-colormanaged displays/drivers/browsers out there, in fact most are, although many exhibit sRGB primaries and gamma.
Bart
Bart
Yes you're right of course, one need to convert to sRGB first.
Georg
When I get the info of your file, I get:
RGB not sRGB…
when I open your file in PS, it says that the file has no profile embeded…
Funny stuff
Here is my version:
It's not the same file!
different name and different size…
No way, it wouldn't make 1.8 MB out of 292 KB...
George, I took it down, too; it had here 292 KB, as Nicolas says...
2nd download, a few seconds ago: 292 KB....
What's that fuzzy °size to embed°?
Your image has here 912 x 768 pix...
Yeah! The maximum accepted is 1024x768, and they take files down to that size, hence the912x768
and probably they have their own idea about colormanagement and Gamma as well ;-)