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I guess there`s a color bug in the "save for web dialog" in CS3. I know that I`m supposed to save pictures in sRGB for the web. Now there`s an option in the "save for web" dialog to do this automatically, if the picture is not yet in sRGB. It`s in the flyout menu on the right side of the dialog and is called "convert to sRGB". Now I want to save a picture that`s lets say in Adobe RGB and I want the "save for web" dialog to convert it to sRGB. So I check that command "convert to sRGB" in the "save for web"-options.
As soon as I do this the saturation of my picture in the preview window increases. That cannot be right, because converting from Adobe RGB to sRGB is not increasing the saturation. If I now save this picture with that command turned on (so that it is saved in sRGB) and open it again in PS CS3 the saturation is normal and identical to the original Adobe RGB image (what it should be and what`s correct). But the preview in "save for web" is not, because it changes the pic`s saturation depending on wether the "convert to sRGB" option is turned on or off.
As soon as I do this the saturation of my picture in the preview window increases. That cannot be right, because converting from Adobe RGB to sRGB is not increasing the saturation. If I now save this picture with that command turned on (so that it is saved in sRGB) and open it again in PS CS3 the saturation is normal and identical to the original Adobe RGB image (what it should be and what`s correct). But the preview in "save for web" is not, because it changes the pic`s saturation depending on wether the "convert to sRGB" option is turned on or off.
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