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Jan 12, 2010 19:35 |  #1

Am I supposed to see a difference in colors of photos between IE and Safari? I thought I read that Safari uses profiles.. Anyway, so far I dont see a difference. Can anyone guide me?


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Jan 13, 2010 04:45 |  #2

I am running Safari for Windows and it works well for me. The amount of difference you will see between a tagged sRGB and an untagged sRGB will depend on your monitor. if your calibrated monitor is close to or by some miracle right on sRGB the difference will be tiny. If, even after calibration it is still different from sRGB, which is quite possible, then you will see better - no, change that to truer to the original - colors. If there is a tagged image with any other space or if you have a "wide gamut" monitor (and, of course your monitor is calibrated) then Safari or FF3.5 are essential.

Go here to test it : http://www.gballard.ne​t …embeddedJPEGpro​files.html (external link)


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Jan 13, 2010 05:08 |  #3

Or here: http://regex.info …o-tech/color-spaces-page2 (external link)


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