Yesterday I got a call from a photographer who's having trouble with a new NEC 24" display and I'm hoping the folks on this list can shed some light on the situation for us. The photographer calibrated the display using the Adobe RGB setting in the Spectra View software, but began noticing that images on the web started to look overly saturated in the Reds, pretty much as if someone had assigned Adobe RGB to an sRGB image. This, of course, had her worrying about whether she has been over compensating for a color shift or somehow had been pushing the Reds too much in her images. NEC's suggestion was just to calibrate the display using the sRGB setting, but that defeats the purpose of having a wider gamut display, doesn't it? For what it's worth I have a Dell display in my studio that has a pretty wide gamut too, (comparable to Adobe RGB), and I've never seen this when viewing images on the web. So I'm feeling a little skeptical that it's just a case of using a wide gamut display to view images on the web. Any suggestions as to what could be the cause of the problem? And even more importantly what the solution might be? Thanks! Dennis Dunbar 310-463-1677 Blog: http://www.dunbardigital.com/blog/blog.php Website: http://www.dunbardigital.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/DennisDunbar