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Jul 13, 2007 23:44 |  #1

I was looking over some photos to put in my college portfolio a while back and when I went to convert one of my RAW files to JPEG, the saturation I added in Camera Raw looked like it didn't happen. In fact, it looked DEsaturated. And of course, when I upload to Flickr it was the same story, but it looked worse. Any ideas?

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Jul 14, 2007 01:51 |  #2

Examples please.


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Jul 14, 2007 04:48 |  #3

I guess this is another color management problem: Have a read in the link from my sig.


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Jul 14, 2007 04:51 |  #4

Yes, it sounds like the old Adobe RGB vs sRGB problem to me ...


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