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After I played with Izzy's image below, I posted it to this blog...but it looked completely different, like she looks a bit gray.....the version I saved and see on Aperture is warmer, much warmer. Well, here's version 2.0 until I figure out why it would be any different.
Friday, June 13, 2008
This Will Do!
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The problem you're experiencing is typical in the digital age and the reason why professionals spend thousands of dollars on calibrated monitors and equipment so that the red they see is actually the red they think they're saving.
The problem is that while you may think you've saved the image accurately, you might not have. It may actually be different. What further compounds the problem is both the way different web browsers interpret images, as well as the actual screen that the viewer is looking at the image - all of which may be calibrated dramatically different than your own monitor.
It's a big reason why web designers has so many problems designing websites that will look good and format the same across different web browsers.
The evil genius that is computer art.
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