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Hi everyone,
Our graphic designer sent me some graphics for our website, but when I edit the graphics and resave as GIF the colors are abit off compared to the graphics our graphic designer created on her computer.
The graphics are from Photoshop CS, and when I open it I get the message:
The document has an embedded color profile that does not match the current RGB working space. The embedded profile will be used instead of the working space.
Embedded: Cinema Display
Working: sRGB IEC61966-2.1
I figure this is why the graphics I save are just abit off when put next to the graphics created by our graphic designer. For example we have a menu created in PS and chopped into smaller graphics to do hover-overs. Here’s one graphic created by our web designer: http://www.hillcrest.net/images/Hillcrest-rollovers_03.gif and one I edited and resaved:
http://www.hillcrest.net/images/Hillcrest-rollovers_03b.gif They’re each off just a shade, but when put next to one another it’s VERY noticeable.
Suggestions? How can I edit the graphic so what I create matches verbatum what the graphic designer creates? The designer charges quite abit for simple stuff like changing menus, which is why we requested the Photoshop files.
Thanks for any suggestions or ideas —
Alex
Our graphic designer sent me some graphics for our website, but when I edit the graphics and resave as GIF the colors are abit off compared to the graphics our graphic designer created on her computer.
The graphics are from Photoshop CS, and when I open it I get the message:
The document has an embedded color profile that does not match the current RGB working space. The embedded profile will be used instead of the working space.
Embedded: Cinema Display
Working: sRGB IEC61966-2.1
I figure this is why the graphics I save are just abit off when put next to the graphics created by our graphic designer. For example we have a menu created in PS and chopped into smaller graphics to do hover-overs. Here’s one graphic created by our web designer: http://www.hillcrest.net/images/Hillcrest-rollovers_03.gif and one I edited and resaved:
http://www.hillcrest.net/images/Hillcrest-rollovers_03b.gif They’re each off just a shade, but when put next to one another it’s VERY noticeable.
Suggestions? How can I edit the graphic so what I create matches verbatum what the graphic designer creates? The designer charges quite abit for simple stuff like changing menus, which is why we requested the Photoshop files.
Thanks for any suggestions or ideas —
Alex
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