Desaturated Colors

[Dave M Wyman]

Jack Rogers wrote:

>>That's the nature of the beast and a problem since crayons were  
invented.

Apple's default setting for an LCD screen is probably not the one you  
want. Try RGB or sRGB which gives deeper colors. There is a lot more  
theory involved and I am not competent to explain it. But I have  
decades of similar experience seeing color photos with a blue tinge,  
red tinge, etc. What one does is learn the rules and play accordingly.  
Welcome to a subject with a lot to learn.<<

That wasn't the answer I wanted, Jack. I don't mind that there might be certain color shifts between computer monitors, but I'm not happy with the idea that my iBook desaturates colors, which seems to be the case. It means I have to duplicate images and pump up the color so that I can show them on my iBook, while using the original images for use with my digital projector. Which means more work. 

Dave


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