Arithian

Title says it all. I want to make the colors I see in photoshop look the exact same in my JPG files on the web, anyway to do this?

 

Reply With Quote

etctees

If you're using JPG, make sure you're working in RGB mode in Photoshop. If you're working in CMYK, the colours will come up a little off. But if you're working in RGB mode when you're editing your image, saving to a JPG will yield an exact colour match.

Also remember that IE doesn't display colours of a PNG correctly. But you said you're using JPG, so that fact is useless I suppose

 

Reply With Quote

Catbox

you can also check...only web colors in the color picker window in photoshop

 

Reply With Quote

Arithian

hhmm well the issue, to be more specific, is everything on the web appears a shade lighter than it does in photoshop. So if I want a dark red, I need to make it extra dark in photoshop to make it appear dark red on the net. This is for EVERY color in my images, greys, blues, browns, reds, yellows, etc.

 

Reply With Quote

cyclonearts

Try saving them as a PNG instead.

__________________
T-ShirtMagazine.com = T-Shirt Madness

 

Reply With Quote

BrandOfTheFree

My friend and I have been having this problem a lot lately as well. It didn't seem like that much of a problem with the older photoshops but for some reason with CS3 everything looks really washed out once saved. Ill have to mess with settings when I get a chance and see if I can figure it out.

__________________
American Made 100% Cotton and Certified Organic Cotton Apparel
www.brandofthefree.net

 

Reply With Quote