I checked all your images – there’s only very minor differences on all my (calibrated) monitors. So I always had kinda faulty profiles, which made the images in all desktop applications appear to be right but anything web related was totally off. The problem was that my colorimeter wasn’t able to calibrate that thing correctly. Well, I know and experienced the same headaches with the wide gamut displays–I had one myself for years–wasn’t convinced since every image was showing correctly on any other (high quality) display. It’s similar with typography / fonts – Because the internet.

SRGB is the best choice 99% of the time but depending of the browser and if that browser is capable of interpreting image profiles it’s absolutely not controllable what the end-user may see… You can batch process your hi-res exports and the end result is way smaller and way better in quality than anything compressed with PS or LR.Īll along I wouldn’t stress out about the image-profiles too much. I’d recommend to use xn-convert (or similar) to do so. If you don’t want wordpress to kick out your profiles activate the option Armin mentioned above and optimise your pictures beforehand. Then add that class / id to the images you want (via right klick in the gridder): If you want to make sure that images aren’t displayed bigger than they are just give them a max-width via a custom class or id. It seems to be a problem with your calibration settings for your monitor of some sorts. On all my browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox) the colors look totally fine on all my displays. ( link url) shows the exact same image, once loaded in the browser directly, once displayed on my website (With Never show resized option - OFF) One more issue im facing: Is there an option to make sure the images are never displayed above their maximum size In Lightbox? ( I did check the never show resized version is lighbox options as well) But the images get displayed bigger than uploaded. It is very strange that the colors in Safari seem to look fine, just Firefox is causing massive problems (did not check iE and Chrome yet) I really like to have my page running smoothly that why this image resized is perfect for me, but I also need accurate colors, hope you understand. Is there anyway to make sure the resize plugin does not kick out the embedded color profiles? (im sure im not the online noticing that) The Option you mentioned with 'Never show resized.' brings a fix for the colors but I am worried that my page will slow down drastically cause of the large images I use. Im still in big trouble with the color management, as you can imagine accurate colors are key for me as a photographer.

Thanks for my late reply I was busy working but now im back on my homepage again. On safari the changes are minor, however here the Adobe RGB image gest desaturated, and that only happens if the browser window is small, for a wieder than 1700 px window Colors look fine. I hope that issue is visible obi your screen. My guess is that the resizer kicks out the color profile somehow or uses a newer icc v4 profile that is not supported across all browsers.Īdobe RGB looks fine on firefox, however that is not looking to well on other browsers like chrome or safari. So i guess it is an issue with the Image resized that works in the background. The weird thing is, and thats why im posting here and not to firefox, is that that only happens if the page with(brother window width) is lower than roughly 1600 px. 56) - the issue is that images show way oversaturated and too red if they have the sRGB profile assigned to them. Hi am experiencing quite a problematic issue with assigned color profiles for my images/fotos on my page.

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