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Wow thanks for this, so Chrome is not colour managed? That seems a shame, since it virtually cuts out all photographers as users...
by shocks 15y ago
Wow thanks for this, so Chrome is not colour managed? That seems a shame, since it virtually cuts out all photographers as users...
- wmf 15y agoExperts say (and I agree) that all images posted to the Web should be sRGB with no ICC profile (the profile is not needed since sRGB is the default on more or less all systems); AFAIK such images should appear the same in different browsers. If you post an image using a low-dynamic-range format (e.g. JPEG) with a non-default colorspace (e.g. AdobeRGB), it will either be displayed wrong (in non-color-managed browsers) or it will lose color accuracy (possibly introducing banding) when the browser converts it to sRGB.
- dholowiski 15y agoThat's all nice and geeky, but those images don't look as good in Chrome as they do in Firefox.
- wmf 15y agoMy point is that those images were probably converted wrong, so of course they look bad.