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Gary Whitton

2 Years Ago

Weird Image Color Differences.

I've notice this before in photos, and chalked it up changes I was making with revised upload files, but on this occasion I didn't change anything. In this case, for whatever reason the 900px preview is darker than both the image that appears on my images page, and images that show for all the different products. Is this something like SRGB vs CMYK thing going on, or something else.

Since this image isn't nearly as big as the one I uploaded, you can see the problem by going here:

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Tibor Tivadar Kui

2 Years Ago

Previews are downsized, so the brightness may be different.

 

Mike Savad

2 Years Ago

i guess the wall version is faded because it simulates what the sun does to the image?

i know the preview goes through a process of some kind, was this in aRGB or sRGB? i can only assume the colorspace was altered when it thumbnailed. i guess its just another FAA mystery. i'd try resaving it at home, and uploading it again and see if it happens again.


----Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

 

Gary Whitton

2 Years Ago

I wish it were some fake lighting on a preview, but that's not it. Only the big preview is darker, all the other images generated, including the one you see from your image page are the same lighter green. And it seems to be a Chrome specific issue. Firefox doesn't have the problem.

 

Mike Savad

2 Years Ago

i know firefox has a native color setting, i wonder if that is checked or not checked?

i think there is anyway. like it looks at the color space and prefers that.


----Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

 

Louis Dallara

2 Years Ago

I sold an image today and noticed a Weird color shift. The reds in in sky changed to brown. Its quite ugly.
I a sale and noticed it on the announcement page.

https://render.fineartamerica.com/images/rendered/social-media/14666098?domainId=1

I checked on all other browsers and it the same on chrome, edge, and firefox.

I also looks like FAA has upsized it to 9600 x 5400 on the zoom.

The original page looks OK.

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/fire-in-the-pine-lands-sky-louis-dallara.html

 

Susan Rissi Tregoning

2 Years Ago

"And it seems to be a Chrome-specific issue. Firefox doesn't have the problem."

My editing instructor told me many years ago not to use Chrome because it doesn't have built-in color management but that Firefox does.

 

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