Fresia?

[digitalfailure]

I'm having a little trouble getting my colours right on the net, in photostrop the reds are much more vivid

Not done any snaps of plants before............comments :shrug:

40mm, 1/100@ f7 i think with the wind blowing the plants

 

[Boon]

hi didgy
look like freesia's to me too, i get the same problem when taking photos of red/bright orange flowers, especially field poppys, always seems to bright, so i under expose for this usually getting a good picture (raw) but can never get it right for web showing..
good photo BTW

 

[Matt]

how are you saving for web? i think there is a quick thread on that somewhere?

 

[digitalfailure]

Hi boon, long time

In photoshop it was vibrant and nice, on the same screen now it looks a little flat.

I'm glad I got the name of them right.....

I followed the threads advice posted by moomike, while it was originaly set on uncompressed or something like that, i changed it to own profile and the 2up images looked very different.
It's just that now it's on the net it looks flatter!

I have the saved jpeg and the displayed jpeg side by side on the same screen and there is a difference!!!!!1

My head hurts

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

Looks pretty damn vibrant to me, nice shot, super comp.

 

[Richard T]

looks good here too

 

[Boon]

if i remember rightly i think the compression flattens the colours too, CT once said to me, sharpen the image after saving for web, although in PSCS2 i dont know how to do this after compression.
did a levels on it, and a sharpen, looks a little darker to me..

 

[mobilevirgin]

Looks like an Adobe RGB v sRGB issue.

Have a look at this thread: http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=21170&highlight=rgb

Oh, and wrap a hot towel around your head before you read it.

 

[digitalfailure]

I'm falling victim to something strange i think.

If i open the same image in Ps and online, the ps one has deeper reds

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