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Folks,
I am using Adobe Photoshop v5.0.2, and in a PSD file I have filled the background with the color RGB 204,153,102 (hex cc,99,66), but when I save this file as a JPEG for use on the web, then the background color becomes RGB 203,153,101, i.e. the R and B values are lowered by one. Why is that? And when I use this JPEG image on a web page, where I use cc9966 as the bgcolor, then the bgcolor and the JPEG’s color look the same in 24-bit or 32-bit color depth, which is good, but when I look at the page in 16-bit color depth, I see an annoying difference between the two. That is not good. I thought that if I use one of the 216 web-friendly colors, which cc9966 is, then these kind of problems would go away, but no…
Per Jonsson
Sweden
I am using Adobe Photoshop v5.0.2, and in a PSD file I have filled the background with the color RGB 204,153,102 (hex cc,99,66), but when I save this file as a JPEG for use on the web, then the background color becomes RGB 203,153,101, i.e. the R and B values are lowered by one. Why is that? And when I use this JPEG image on a web page, where I use cc9966 as the bgcolor, then the bgcolor and the JPEG’s color look the same in 24-bit or 32-bit color depth, which is good, but when I look at the page in 16-bit color depth, I see an annoying difference between the two. That is not good. I thought that if I use one of the 216 web-friendly colors, which cc9966 is, then these kind of problems would go away, but no…
Per Jonsson
Sweden
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