>first post< Hey, let’s start with 2 questions ;-)

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help me extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will succesfully end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys are frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many full names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?
Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones viewed through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet

Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast for web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m assuming the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

Thanks in advance,
regards

Tiemen Rapati

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help me extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will succesfully end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys are frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many full names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?

Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones viewed through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet Explorer. Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast for web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m assuming the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 04:23:13 +0200, "Tiemen Rapati" wrote:

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help me extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will succesfully end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys are frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many

names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?

You’ll find a lot of the people who post there, post here, but that there are a lot more posts in the alt group. Yes, you get the occasional flame session, but you also get a lot more info. 🙂

Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones

through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet

Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast

web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m

the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

I answered this in the alt.group. Same answer: Colour management.
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Hecate

veni, vidi, reliqui

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones viewed through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet Explorer.

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help me extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will succesfully end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys are frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many full names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?
Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones viewed through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet

Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast for web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m assuming the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

Thanks in advance,
regards

Tiemen Rapati

I hope you’re a nicer guy than you appear to be in the other newsgroup.
"Tiemen Rapati" wrote in message

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help me extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will

end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys are frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many

names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?
Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones

through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet

Explorer.

Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast

web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m

the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

Thanks in advance,
regards

Tiemen Rapati

Ah dude, my bad. I see someone is copying your id over there. Sorry, I’m so done with the other group!

"TooSano" wrote in message

I hope you’re a nicer guy than you appear to be in the other newsgroup.
"Tiemen Rapati" wrote in message

Hi all!

I’ve found two newsgroups that appealed to me as being useful to help

extend my knowledge of Photoshop. This one, and one called alt.graphics.photoshop. Well, for now I believe this one will

succesfully

end my search for a good photoshop newsgroup, as it’s seems you guys

frequently posting, but it’s not going too fast. And I see all neat PS related questions , without arguments being fought off topic and many

full

names. Do you guys have any rules that are to be followed?
Oh. and let’s just shoot my PS. question:

Ever since I installed Photoshop CS and Adobe Gamma I have a distinct difference in gamma between the jpeg’s opened in photoshop and ones

viewed

through the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and I believe Internet

Explorer.

Obviously this bothers me, as I am unable to create the right contrast

for

web-work.
I can’t verify if the printing output is correct, but for now I’m

assuming

the web-work contrast has the problem.
How can I solve this differing contrast?

Thanks in advance,
regards

Tiemen Rapati