Dennis, When using the sRGB settings, you are limiting the monitor to sRGB gamut, so colors cannot display more saturated then that. If you are using a wide gamut screen *and* a browser that's not (fully) color managed, you will see a difference between PS and the browser for sRGB images, the latter displaying oversaturated. What browser are you using on your Dell? You could calibrate the NEC limited to sRGB gamut, but that's kinda missing the point of using a wide gamut display. My Eizo does have the option to calibrate to (and switch between) multiple calibration targets, maybe the NEC as well? However, the simplest solution (IMHO) is to use a color managed browser. Greetings, René Damkot www.damkot.com www.getcolormanaged.com On 20-11-13 (w 47) 22:17, Dennis Dunbar wrote:
Roger,
I completely understand that aspect.
But from what I've heard the recommended solution for seeing the difference when working on an NEC display is to simply switch settings from Adobe RGB to sRGB when viewing images on the web.
My question is less about whether there is something 'wrong' with using the settings in Spectraview, and more about WHY is there a difference when I don't have this problem on my wide gamut Dell? Could it be that calibrating/profiling a different way in Spectraview could solve the problem without the user needing to switch settings constantly?
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks!
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On Nov 20, 2013, at 12:00 PM, colorsync-users-request@lists.apple.com wrote:
I'll bite. To have "parity" between Photoshop and a web browser, both must be on the same playing field, interpreting color the same way. That has nothing to do with one brand of monitor over another. If both the browser and Photoshop are set to interpret color the same way, say through sRGB, then a visual match will be observed.
There is nothing wrong with the presets that come with Spectraview. They're designed to get you to certain sets of colors without your having to manually dial them down.
That won't probably help but it's my two cents ;-)
/ Roger
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