In a message dated 2/11/07 4:51 AM, Karsten Krüger wrote:
> Am 11.02.2007 um 13:17 schrieb edmund ronald:
>
>> I thought web browsers that are color managed assumed anything
>> untagged is sRGB, by default. I'm wrong ?
>
> For a web browser that is color managed (like Safari) you are right.
> For a web browser that does not know about color management
> (like most others) it is just the local monitor colors, whatever they
> are.
I would add that, in a non-color-managed browser, the RGB numbers are sent
directly to the display without any intermediate transforms. On the other
hand, the monitor has a color profile activated for it (in Mac OS X, in the
System Preferences -> Displays -> Color panel), which can be either a
default one created by the system on the fly or a custom one created by the
user.
So, what you see in your browser if it's *not* color-managed is exactly what
you would see in Photoshop if you opened the image(s) (without converting
upon opening) and *assigned* the monitor profile to it/them.
Marco Ugolini
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