could use some help
Oct 21, 2021 10:42:37 #
avery48
Loc: Jefferson City
Dear fellow ugly hedgehogs...a postscript to a question I asked last week about slideshows. I was looking for an alternative to PhotoStage, which was giving my jpeg downloads a green-blue cast. I'm still waiting from the PS techies to see if they can figure out why. So...I downloaded Ashampoo yesterday and began processing a slideshow. I get that same green-blue cast there, too. This is with both my laptop and my desktop. So...I'm thinking the problem is on my end, but not necessarily a computer issue. This does not seem to be a problem other photographers have, since I don't see much about this kind of problem. I'm attaching two photographs to show the difference between the jpeg in my file and the one that appears in my slideshows.
Thank you for whatever suggestions you might have.
Thank you for whatever suggestions you might have.
Oct 21, 2021 10:44:18 #
Oct 21, 2021 10:48:46 #
Oct 21, 2021 10:52:20 #
avery48
Loc: Jefferson City
Okay...I've downloaded both photographs...and they both have that green-blue tint. So it seems whenever I download a photograph and send it out, I get that color grade. Sorry. I can still use some suggestions as to why this is happening? I'm grateful for any suggestions.
Oct 21, 2021 10:57:19 #
What color space are you using to process photos and then to export, save, make the slide show? You might want to stay in SRGB for consistency.
Oct 21, 2021 11:03:14 #
Without posting we can't tell if there is any problem with your JPEG's. You said green blue tint where do you see it? On your computer only? I think it's your computer that put the tint on everything.
Oct 21, 2021 11:05:15 #
I don't see any difference in the downloads on my monitor. Skin tone and color looks fine. Seems like a normal lightly overcast day.
Oct 21, 2021 11:07:00 #
Oct 21, 2021 11:23:46 #
avery48 wrote:
Dear fellow ugly hedgehogs...a postscript to a que... (show quote)
Sorry, can't help you with your question...
....but I think the photo is great!
Oct 21, 2021 11:25:32 #
I don't see any greencast to either picture. Great shot that tells a story. Thanks for sharing.
Oct 21, 2021 11:28:54 #
Avery, there does seem to be a bit of hue saturation. I did a quick correction to the first one. This is the result. It's subtle but there.
--Bob
--Bob
avery48 wrote:
Dear fellow ugly hedgehogs...a postscript to a que... (show quote)
Oct 21, 2021 11:30:00 #
I tend to agree with others that the color cast you are seeing is a result of something on your end. I have painfully learned that what I see on my screen is not necessarily what others will see on theirs for there are things that effect what we see that can be attributed to:
1. Monitor color calibration.
2. Monitor brightness.
3. View angle of the monitor (tilting toward or away from the eye).
4. Ambient light and/or supplemental room lighting (light temperature and color are related to each other).
5. Color space of the image.
6. Camera color settings.
7. Operator influence (not all people see colors the same way).
1. Monitor color calibration.
2. Monitor brightness.
3. View angle of the monitor (tilting toward or away from the eye).
4. Ambient light and/or supplemental room lighting (light temperature and color are related to each other).
5. Color space of the image.
6. Camera color settings.
7. Operator influence (not all people see colors the same way).
Oct 21, 2021 11:30:32 #
lesdmd wrote:
What color space are you using to process photos and then to export, save, make the slide show? You might want to stay in SRGB for consistency.
Yup.
The color space in both images shows as “(unrecognized embedded color profile 'ProPhoto RGB')”.
Your display results will probably vary.
A setting in your editor maybe?
Oct 21, 2021 11:30:55 #
avery48 wrote:
Dear fellow ugly hedgehogs...a postscript to a que... (show quote)
I don’t see any difference in the two photos.
Oct 21, 2021 11:33:03 #
Ysarex
Loc: St. Louis
avery48 wrote:
Okay...I've downloaded both photographs...and they both have that green-blue tint. So it seems whenever I download a photograph and send it out, I get that color grade. Sorry. I can still use some suggestions as to why this is happening? I'm grateful for any suggestions.
Your two images are the same. The image however displayed in UHH and the download version of the image are different. The image displayed on the UHH page has had it's ICC color space profile stripped off. It has no ICC profile and as such the colors in the photo are undefined.
When UHH forum software resizes a photo to create the image it displays in the forum it does that. Odds are your slideshow software does the same or something related to ICC color space profiles -- bad software.
To minimize the problem (minimize the color shift you're seeing) first convert your prophoto tagged images to the sRGB color space before you upload them here or use them in your slideshow software.
The illustration below shows what's happening.
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