smug mug seems to lower the contrast of images

Clay Stewart

Hi all. I was curious if anyone else noticed that when they upload to smugmug, the contrast seems quite a bit lower than it was in PS. I think I noticed it more with Black and White images. Thanks Clay

Sventekoz

I think it's more likely to be the known colour-matching issues with various browsers. Try a few different browsers if you have access to some, and see whether there's a difference.

Andy

Sventekoz wrote:

I think it's more likely to be the know colour-matching issues with various browsers. Try a few different browsers if you have access to some, and see whether there's a difference.

OP: Please give details, including images and links. What is your setup? What is your workflow, software and color space?

Tell all.

Clay Stewart

Andy wrote:

OP: Please give details, including images and links. What is your setup? What is your workflow, software and color space?

Tell all.

Wow that was fast. Thanks for the replies. Andy, I'm using RGB from CS3, Raws converted to Jpeg in CS3.http://claystewart.smugmug.com/Other/Photo-A-Day/9756397_P8Geb#759723804_RAnyJhttp://www.pbase.com/claystewart/profile

Clay Stewart

Clay Stewart wrote:

Wow that was fast. Thanks for the replies. Andy, I'm using RGB from CS3, Raws converted to Jpeg in CS3.http://claystewart.smugmug.com/Other/Photo-A-Day/9756397_P8Geb#759723804_RAnyJhttp://www.pbase.com/claystewart/profile

http://www.pbase.com/claystewart/profile Here it is at Pbase.

Andy

what browser?

here is Firefox 3.5, Smuggy on the left Pbase on the right

Clay Stewart

Andy wrote:

what browser?

here is Firefox 3.5, Smuggy on the left Pbase on the right

I'm using Safari. The difference isn't quite as dramatic, with firefox, as it is with Safari. Do you see a difference?

Clay Stewart

Thanks Andy. I loaded Firefox and it looks much better now. Firefox sure runs slower than Safari, for some reason.