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Canon EOS-D60
03/24/2003 01:55:30 AM · #1
Don't trust that, just because you've done something so many times that it becomes routine, you can do it every time without error.

an hour or so ago i shot my 'emotion' entry and whipped it through PhotoShop, saved it, and uploaded it to the site --- i just logged back on to see the 1st voting

imagine my shock when i saw that my entry looked NOTHING like what i thought i'd saved --- a quick review of my pic after the PS session would have saved me some self-abuse (not that kind) - and i wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't make it til the end of the week

BE WARNED, PEOPLE !!! your laxity will be your undoing, as it was mine
Canon EOS-70D
Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
03/24/2003 08:27:35 AM · #2
That's too bad, spiderman. =:/
But it is true. Sometimes when I upload an image, it looks different in the web browser than it did in PS. Usually just darker, but as soon as I submit, I review it on the site, too...just to make sure.
Fujifilm X100VI
03/24/2003 11:36:10 AM · #3
Originally posted by KarenB:
That's too bad, spiderman. =:/
But it is true. Sometimes when I upload an image, it looks different in the web browser than it did in PS. Usually just darker, but as soon as I submit, I review it on the site, too...just to make sure.


When it is a lot darker you are probably working with a different color profile compared to your monitor. There was a time when I made the pic in PS, did a printscreen, moved it to Irfanview, saved it as a tiff, went back to ps for save for the web.... Matching the profiles was a lot easier. :)


Canon EOS-1000D Rebel XS
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
03/24/2003 02:37:12 PM · #4
Originally posted by spiderman:
...imagine my shock when i saw that my entry looked NOTHING like what i thought i'd saved


Spiderman, what was different about it? My pics always look exactly the same on the website as they do in PSElements. Even if you do mean they are lighter/darker, wouldn't the image look the same when viewing it from the website (since you're still viewing the web picture from your monitor)?
Canon EOS-D60
03/24/2003 02:54:08 PM · #5
i was diddling in one of the color channels, which display in grayscale while in edit mode --- i made the mistake of assuming what was on the screen when i hit SAVE was the actual picture that was being saved --- now i know that PS put all the channels back :(
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