Save different profiles for web galleries

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• Is there a way to show different watermarks or copyright for different designers for web download?

  I have created a collection of images from two different cameras & creators, is there a way to watermark photos with a brand of copyright according to Creator suitable for a unique slide show or web download?  Thanks, Larry

  Yes. The watermark when the value 'add a copyright watermark' in the web module V2. The name is from the metadata field of the 'Copyright' However in version 3 Simple Copyright Watermark setting should do exactly the same thing even if I have to have it succeed.

• profile for logo setting

  Hello world

  I wonder if I could ask for a little help on a very simple question that I don't see the answer elsewhere (please redirect me if I missed!)

  I would like to design a very simple logo with a few forms, letters and colors contained in a box, but I want to use as a logo for my Web page and also on paper to header/card etc.

  Can you please tell me what is the best profile to work with (I assume impression as higher PPI) and what format I need to save it as (even once, I presume pdf but please correct me if I'm wrong).

  Finally, as I want to use the same logo in all settings (letters printed, web etc.) I need to make a different profile for each use/logo, or can I do a (the best 'profile') the file and use it in all situations?

  Thanks for any help, apologies again as safe that it's probably the kind of thing kids are taught in the first day of school now!

  Adam.

  Adam,

  Some very simple things.

  If you want to have the same appearance in print and on screen/web, you should start by working in CMYK color Mode, then use a RGB version for screen/web. If not, you seriously different colors, probably disappointing in the press, because the CMYK range is smaller and less bright.

  For printing, use vector illustrations, not high PPI. PDF is good.

  For site web/screen, PNG24 for sharpness and color or SVG, not use JPEG.

• How photoshop round of dual display, each with a different profile?

  I am looking to buy the dual display for photo editing and would like to have each calibrated and profiled differently - 1 for web output and one for the print output. I use Mac OS and I understand that ICC (Photoshop and Lightroom) compatible applications use the system default profile to display the colors regardless of the operating system. I'm curious to know if photoshop is capable of managing 2 display profiles stored on the system to match each display? I am concerned that 1 only one profile can be defined by default and that he will use this profile for both screens.

  Yes, it uses a different profile for each monitor.

  But your thinking is dead wrong.  You do not calibrate and profile a monitor 'to print' or 'Web'.

  You calibrate and profile a monitor to display the colors better, more precise and natural, it can handle.

  The output is considered through Proofing (menu items "test" and "test colors" in the display menu of Photoshop), a topic on which you need to do a lot of reading.  Start with the help files in Photoshop.

• Why "Saved for Web" ProPhoto RGB files with "Convert to sRGB" show picked up as "no label" after registration?

  For years, I managed my entire workflow to sRGB, thinking if I can make a picture look in sRGB, it is gold in another color space.  Lately, however, I started shooting in Adobe RGB and control my image in ProPhoto RGB.  When I save an image for the web, using the menu item "save for Web", then check the box that says "Convert to sRGB", the images are fine, but when I check the color profile in Bridge, it says "Untagged", not sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1, as I'm used to.  I'm doing something wrong, or is this normal?

  Thank you!

  Which version of photoshop and the operating system are you using?

  In the Save dialog box for web you have embed color profile verified in addition to convert to sRGB?

• Export ever get a fix? Bridge can make web galleries?

  Panel of export never get fixed for CS5? I currently use LR for web galleries. Was curious to know if the bridge can make web galleries.

  Thank you, Omke. How weird.  I replied by e-mail rather than the web site of the forum.

  November 30, 2010, at 09:11 am, kevin4545 wrote:

  Panel of export never get fixed for CS5?

  Fixed? N ° improved? A little.

  I currently use LR for web galleries. Was curious to know if the bridge can make web galleries.

  Bridge can make web galleries, but they are poor compared with those made in LR.  I also use LR for web galleries.  Bridge just does not cut.

  -Rich

• Some colors change from Photoshop CS6 save for web?

  I have a picture with great color surface: #fffdfd, when I save for web (jpg) this color is changed to #fefcfd (in JPG format).

  I just can't save as jpg with #fffdfd.

  (was trying to uncheck convertir convert to sRGB, don't embed color profile - always #fffdfd becomes #fefcfd when save for web)

  However, the #fefcfd color when save for web, does not change.

  Why some colors and some not? Is this a bug?

  Window7 64 bit, Photoshop CS6

  Save for devices & Web will remove some color from the file data.

  Browsers are not color management. Most of the formats of file on browsers assume they are sRGB. While Photoshop gives you the possibility of incorporation sRGB color space of a document, it also strips data that are not relevant. It is a common phenomenon.

  PNG - 24 on the other hand will give you the exact color matching.

  In addition, save for W & D, JPG quality questions a lot - the same color quality 10,20,30,40, 50... 100 wil give you reproductions different colours on the output end JPG.

  If you are concerned that much on an offset of +/-1 hexadecimal value of RGB color space, do not save for web & devices. Do a "Save as" instead. Then use an image editing / application like ResizeMe resizing to resize the quality of your document. This, in most cases will retain information colourspace but just drop the resolution and quality of the image, giving you a smaller size.

  On a sidenote, you can also read this article on how to better manage the color spaces: http://viget.com/inspire/the-mysterious-save-for-web-color-shift

• color for web and print profiles

  Hello

  I'm editing photos from my digital SLR. They were shot as jpg in Adobe RGB. I'm editing photos for both web and print right now and I was wondering if there is a way to do so that I would be able to change for both at the same time in the process of Photoshop.

  Here are the details for what I usually do:

  For printing, I would work in AdobeRGB photos while the check option has the working CMYK value (usually SWOP, depending on which printer I use). Then I would flatten the work, resize and sharpen and change the color to CMYK mode, save as TIFF.

  For the web, I used to edit while RGB color settings are defined in sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1 and verification is set to RGB monitor. I flattened, resize and sharpen and save for Web.

  Is it possible that I can edit a single photo (shot in Adobe RGB) so that they can be used for BOTH print and web? I know CMYK or RGB would mean they would end in search of different end, but is be possible that I can have a single Photoshop file for the photo and go through the steps needed to make it ready for printing and for the web... or because of the color profiles and linguistic verification options , there is nothing I can do but to edit each photo twice?

  Thanks in advance to anyone who might be able to help.

  First of all I suggest you just started shooting RAW not Jpeg.

  then personally I work in AdobeRGB. I place my PSD AdobeRGB in ID and the CMYK conversion is done when I do my PDF. for web work I convert to sRGB when I use save for Web. Do not use your monitor profile color proof for the web like that you have the correct monitor profile.

• 'Save for Web' vector adapts to the bigger than the jury of art?

  Heya,

  In the past, if I wanted a vector drawing to save for Web to a different size I create a new Council of art to a larger size, copy the drawing and it intensified. Then save for web, this new work plan.

  However I have noticed that I can increase the Save for the size of the Web image at greater than the size of the artboard - this automatically to vector drawings scale? Or he will zoom just in a raster image?

  It seems scaling vectors, which is great and will allow me to save a lot of time, but I wanted to check?

  Thank you

  Theo,

  You get as well a raster by definition x pixel image size in pixels in the window to the size of the Image.

  This is also where you can check Art (or Type, whichever is more relevant) optimized.

• Original color changed during save for Web

  As you can see Pic Original look black save for web but original window color is green. My laptop is more beautiful, but on Office appears solid black... Always makes me crazy... How to get the right color on my computer or any computer, thank you for reading

  He

  What you do here are called "soft proofing" or simulate what it should look like on other PCs on the Preview on the left.

  Internet Standard RGB demonstrated what it should look like any screen of srgb there with no color management.

  Document profile simulates a screen of color management. Most PC owners do not know or who care.

  Take Internet Standard.

• Save for web is not defined at 72 dpi

  For some strange reason PSCC stopped to change the resolution of the images at 72 dpi when you use 'save for web' legacy. Just keep the image at the same resolution that he began.

  Anyone got a fix?

  Anyone know of a different method in PSCC change dpi images without changing its dimensions?

  Thank you

  Charlotte

  Perhaps the problem is that you have the 'All' value that respects the value of the ppi in the file when you use save for Web to metadata.

  Set it to 'None' or a setting lower than 'all '.

  Conversely, if you want to use SFW and keep your ppi 300, the value 'All' setting or it will default to 72.

  72 DPI refers to the old Mac screen resolution and is a basic rule for web developers, even if 114 or 226 is more common these days.

  72 for Mac and for Windows 96 were common monitor resolution standards in the 1990s.

  Gene

• CC14 will not display patterns in save for Web

  I created an image that requires significant use of structuring. Whatever the halftone created using the plugin Phantasm, but which is expanded to the points. The rest is similar brick patterns that exist happily on the screen and the menu color chart.

  Y at - it a ceiling for the amount of detail can be shown in save for Web, and I found it? If I rasterize the model layers it displays correctly, but I at the exit of several executives, configurations, and the resolutions and don't want to have to remove the pixelation effects, whenever I need to make a change to the output.

  Thoughts? With the help of windows 8 on a fairly capable machine.

  Thank you!

  Edit: I also tried flattening of transparencies, that works to a certain extent, but I get a lot of aliasing and tiling misaligned in the model, when I try to save for web.

  SOLVED! Until the user error. Not proud to admit it, but when things are buried a few layers, it is often difficult to diagnose the problem. Went to dig deep and found him.

  Tile assets themselves at one point had changed to color mode mixture, although only at the surface of the ground, objects that were filled with this model were fixed as usual. I had not done that intentionally changed the blending mode, because it would not served a purpose, it must have happened by chance, perhaps when Eyedropping something else.

  Thus, while they show correctly on the artboard (white white), they would disappear when it came to saving for the web. I tried dragging bosses over different colors, and who warned me.

  Sorry if I wasted all the time, but if in the future someone has something that appears correctly in save for Web - digging deep, isolate the object and check your blend modes.

• Why 'save for web' or 'Export as... ". ' change the hexadecimal color to my image?

  I save a series of images for use on the Web site using the background color #c54a90. This is achieved my having my background layer filled with color and other images then placing on the top (see screengrab below). However, when I export the image for the web or export in JPG the hexadecimal color replaces #c64a90. Does anyone know why this is? I have my RGB working space set to sRGB and the color profile is also sRGB. When I save it for the web, I tried embedding the profile and do not incorporate the profile and I get the same result. I also tried with and without conversion to sRGB in the Save Panel for web and has also no effect. Can anyone help? He drives me crazy!

  
  

  Here is an example jpg resulting.
  

  

  
  

  Here is the version stratified showing the original hex color:

  
  

  
  

  Compression JPEG WILL change your image color values, because it is a lossy compression format.

  Visually, the colors will be close, but the exact values are supposed to change.

• What happened to 'save for web '?

  I've just updated to the latest version of PS, under the direction and the image and went to 'Save for Web', only to find that he is gone.

  How can I get this vital function to return?

  Thanks in advance.

  It did not, just moved to different menu.

  File > export > save for Web (inheritance)...

• 'Save for web' seems to be stuck on gif - how to fix?

  Hello

  I've just updated my Photoshop CC 2014 (today) and hoped that this problem should go away.

  When I "save for web" for the past weeks, the changes that I have on the right do not affect the image. Saving to gif format and do not change size, etc. as before.

  See the screen shot comparison. Thanks in advance for any help with this.

  Elaine

  Your screen Capture Png leader showing save for Web in high quality Jpeg setting has a color of the monitor profile.  This seems strange to me. You wrote that with these settings save for backups of Web, an image. gif.jpg not.  You did not post the Gif, nor capture the current backup file that record the dialogue for web displays before the Save.  If indeed save for Web but one gif not a .jpg file try to reset your user ID Photoshop Settings.

  Also what color space are you publishing in?  Image png you posted has a display profile not a normal color space, changing in like sRGB, Adobe RGB or ProPhotoRGB... Image posted on the web should have colors sRGB in the and do not need a color profile.   A PNG file on the web with a display color profile is not what one would expect to see...