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(second try; sorry about previous blank post)
The color on the images I post on my website don’t look as good on some other monitors as they do on my calibrated LCD monitor.
From the FAQ, I understand I should be soft-proofing using the Monitor RGB profile.
I also tried using Save-for-Web. I thought the image in that dialog window was supposed to simulate what the image would look like on an uncalibrated monitor. But when I did that and posted the image to my website, it still appeared washed out when I looked at it with another monitor.
Should I be using soft-proof along with the Save-for-Web function?
Is there a simple way to de-profile one’s monitor on-the-fly to simulate an uncalibrated monitor when looking at a website via Internet Explorer (completely outside of PS)?
WinXP, Dell LCD monitor, PS CS3
Stan
www.tallgrassimages.com
The color on the images I post on my website don’t look as good on some other monitors as they do on my calibrated LCD monitor.
From the FAQ, I understand I should be soft-proofing using the Monitor RGB profile.
I also tried using Save-for-Web. I thought the image in that dialog window was supposed to simulate what the image would look like on an uncalibrated monitor. But when I did that and posted the image to my website, it still appeared washed out when I looked at it with another monitor.
Should I be using soft-proof along with the Save-for-Web function?
Is there a simple way to de-profile one’s monitor on-the-fly to simulate an uncalibrated monitor when looking at a website via Internet Explorer (completely outside of PS)?
WinXP, Dell LCD monitor, PS CS3
Stan
www.tallgrassimages.com
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