Haematopota pluvialis ♂

This is het male Haematopota pluvialis. also made with a reversed 28mm lens.

Please click the load original button (does a lot with the color) Could this mabe have something to do with with the RGB options in the camera? i use Adobe RGB not the standard S RGB.

comments (2)

Ferdy Christant

Lion

Jeroen, you are correct, the color issue is related to the color space that you use. Not just JungleDragon advise, but common advise on the web: use sRGB. It is the only safe option to use on the web if you want consistency in your intended color. AdobeRGB is thrown away by most image management software (used to resize images) and their support depends also on the browser of the user, as well as the settings of the user, and sometimes even their screen. You can only use sRGB for print or digitally when you have full control over all software and screens, which is not the case on the web.

Sorry, wish the situation was better. Posted 9 years ago

JHoppenbrouwers

Grizzly Bear

No problem! Im glad that i now know it has to do with the RGB settings and i have changed both my camera's back to SRGB. Thanks! Posted 9 years ago