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3dogs
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I got @RogerB s' attachment ok. the thumb has a strong cast, but if I enlarge its ok.
Part of what I am getting at is also the fact that not all monitors are equal..... I too can transmit any image of almost any size as an attachment to an email.
My Firefox is modified to colour manage.........( perhaps correctly) BUT the browser WILL NOT see .dng, .tiff or any other than a select few.
Roger you may be able to modify these things to operate and others here may also have that ability. The majority of users cant, never have and never will be able to...........
My point stands! if only because 99.999% of monitors in use today will only display the very smallest space, and of those another whole lot will not have calibrated monitors, their printers cost $48 and are a 4 ink set and a throw away printer that uses the onboard colour management to print ...not ICC profiles.
My dear partner makes Images with her Sony P&S imports them onto her widows computer and sends them to a print book maker and gets back perfectly acceptable photo books......well (
) provided you love OOF, colour shift and assorted other failings... but they ( people wot get these books made for them) drag these things around and everyone has them and they think they are real schmick!!......My partner looks on my efforts with much head shaking and sympathy that I make such hard work of something so damn simple......after all she says you can even take the card to the local Chemist and get pictures just like my pictures for just a few dollars... not the thousands YOU spend on cameras and lenses and monitors and all that software bolony you are always tweeking and hardly ever print......
There in a nutshell sad as....... is 99.999% of the population!
Have a re read of my post, I suspect we are talking at cross purposes.
Cheers
Part of what I am getting at is also the fact that not all monitors are equal..... I too can transmit any image of almost any size as an attachment to an email.
My Firefox is modified to colour manage.........( perhaps correctly) BUT the browser WILL NOT see .dng, .tiff or any other than a select few.
Roger you may be able to modify these things to operate and others here may also have that ability. The majority of users cant, never have and never will be able to...........
My point stands! if only because 99.999% of monitors in use today will only display the very smallest space, and of those another whole lot will not have calibrated monitors, their printers cost $48 and are a 4 ink set and a throw away printer that uses the onboard colour management to print ...not ICC profiles.
My dear partner makes Images with her Sony P&S imports them onto her widows computer and sends them to a print book maker and gets back perfectly acceptable photo books......well (
) provided you love OOF, colour shift and assorted other failings... but they ( people wot get these books made for them) drag these things around and everyone has them and they think they are real schmick!!......My partner looks on my efforts with much head shaking and sympathy that I make such hard work of something so damn simple......after all she says you can even take the card to the local Chemist and get pictures just like my pictures for just a few dollars... not the thousands YOU spend on cameras and lenses and monitors and all that software bolony you are always tweeking and hardly ever print......There in a nutshell sad as....... is 99.999% of the population!
Have a re read of my post, I suspect we are talking at cross purposes.
Cheers
