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Komal Agrawal #1
Imageready Transparency
I am trying to save an image with rollovers in an area in it in Imageready, but when I preview the html the color seems to have changed. I can save it in photoshop and found out that it is caused by the transparency feature in the save as for web. I can save it in Photoshop but i loose the rollovers.
My question is how do I save the file in imageready without it changing colors? The colors are web ready. I think it might be saving it as transparent and the color of the background in the html is making it darker, so how do i turn it off.
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LenHewitt #2 Re: Imageready Transparency
Komal,
If you set your RGB working space to sRGB you will see far less colour
variation when using Save for Web.
This happens because in Photoshop you are seeing a colour managed image, but
there is no colour management in Save for Web because there is no colour
management on the web.
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