photoshop color profile issue. browser shot in mac different in pc user.

[4gotten]

hello, i was wondering if you could help me, about my problem in setting up my photoshop.. first of all, im a windows user. i have a website. the color is all ok. but when i check it on mac. different color.. someone said about the color profile thing. the icc profile.. can you all help me.. thanks in advance..

[StiligeCecilie]

First of all, I may remind you that different monitors need to be calibrated to show the right colors. Monitors change over time and may not show the same colors after a year as when you bought it.

And for the ICC profiles, I found this great article on Adobe.com that you can read. I really don't know anything about color profiles, so I hope this helps :)

ICC profiles in Photoshop 6.0 and later

[4gotten]

Thanks man! nice link.. god bless!

[StiligeCecilie]

Thanks man! nice link.. god bless!

Haha, no problem, MAN :P

[Website Design Perth]

Generally speaking, colours appear darker on PC (something to do with default gamma setting) so I always give images a bit of a brightness push (via Levels in PS) to make sure they look as good as poss in both platforms. Being on a Mac colours like very dark green or blue appear as they should but on PC they can look almost, if not completely, black.

[jeffross]

Generally speaking, colours appear darker on PC (something to do with default gamma setting) so I always give images a bit of a brightness push (via Levels in PS) to make sure they look as good as poss in both platforms. Being on a Mac colours like very dark green or blue appear as they should but on PC they can look almost, if not completely, black.

I've noticed this as well.

[vdowsett]

Man I love this forum - always something new to learn!

[zesty]

I'm not an expert on web design, but I believe it also depends on the browser you use...

Colors may look different in Internet Explorer than they do on Safari or firefox, etc.

[zumojuice]

The browser has some part in it but its more the screen profile... also make sure you colours in photoshop are within the /!\ warning - since these are colours that may cause issues.. - if you click the icon - it normally corrects to the next safe web colour.