Reply to "Image quality"

patbrockMember

I can confirm that Tony is right. In Photoshop, under "save for web and devices" there's a preview button that gives a preview of how the image will end up looking in a browser window (which presumably means a web browser like Explorer without color management). And lo and behold the preview here looks exactly like the image in Auctiva's supersized-image web page. So this is a Photoshop and color management problem, nothing to do with Auctiva.

As Tony says, this is a lively subject on the Adobe Photoshop forum, which is where this thread really belongs. So I'll sign off here, and start reading the threads on the other forum. And many thanks to Tony for getting me on track!

/Patrick

3/30/113:32 AM

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