I'd posted a link to the Firefox Color Management settings awhile back but after a few changes I'd made realized mine had fallen back to default again. Not sure what caused the move back to default but would mention I upgraded to Win 10 recently as well as doing a refresh on my Firefox Browser that was struggling to load. So either could have caused the change as far as I know. However, yesterday I did upgrade to Firefox 42 and it did not seem to effect the settings I'd recently corrected.
Anyway, might be worth a look if you've done any recent changes or upgrades.......
I always convert images I post on the Web to sRGB, but making the change for accurate rendering of 'untagged' images is a good idea.
For Windows users: The path to your monitor profile should be in the form: "C:\Windows\System32\Spool\Drivers\Color\My Monitor Profile" (without the quotes). Note the backslashes.
I always convert images I post on the Web to sRGB, but making the change for accurate rendering of 'untagged' images is a good idea.
A very good point, Preston. I too use sRGB on mounted images, but when my browser lost CM quite sometime ago I actually could see non-sRGB images posted here at NPN. So, one kind of wonders how all the folks out there with various browsers and their browser settings really see images on line. If they looked as gaudy as I saw back then well I'm sure they were or are not impressed at times.......
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2 repliesAnyway, might be worth a look if you've done any recent changes or upgrades.......
http://cameratico.com/guides/firefox-color-management/
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I always convert images I post on the Web to sRGB, but making the change for accurate rendering of 'untagged' images is a good idea.
For Windows users: The path to your monitor profile should be in the form: "C:\Windows\System32\Spool\Drivers\Color\My Monitor Profile" (without the quotes). Note the backslashes.
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A very good point, Preston. I too use sRGB on mounted images, but when my browser lost CM quite sometime ago I actually could see non-sRGB images posted here at NPN. So, one kind of wonders how all the folks out there with various browsers and their browser settings really see images on line. If they looked as gaudy as I saw back then well I'm sure they were or are not impressed at times.......