Image saturation distored when uploaded online

I have a blog and sometimes like to combined several photos into one Photoshop document and save that document as one new photo. When I do this, I open the individual photos into Photoshop, edit each one individually, and then drag them into a new blank Photoshop document. I then arrange them on the page and crop the document down to the desired size. Then I save this document as a jpeg. In Photoshop and on my desktop the new image coloring looks normal. However, when I email the image and open it as an attachment the coloring is very over-saturated. Almost neon. This saturation/coloring issue is the same when I upload the image to wordpress and blogger.
I have saved the images in several formats and that doesn't seem to be an issue. I also don't think the issue is a setting on my camera, but maybe. I really think the problem is something to do with Photoshop.
This only happens with new Photoshop documents that I have added several photos to by dragging them in. Single images have no coloring issues.
Any thoughts on what might be going on?
Thanks for your help!

You're running into some type of Color Management issue.
Then I save this document as a jpeg.
Are you using Save For Web to do that? This will convert your colors to sRGB space automatically (post CS4 I believe). Which is the unspoken color language of the internet.
the coloring is very over-saturated.
Just on your end? Have you verified that the viewing sees the same problem? Sometimes people see problems on their monitor/browser and think every viewer sees the same thing. Not true.
Gary Ballard has complied some useful info on color management in Photoshop and color display on the web:
http://www.gballard.net/psd.html

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If someone could help me with my issue I'd be very greatful, it's been stumping me for hours now.
Thank you in advance for any help!!

When I see code errors, I stop trying to trouble shoot because code errors account for 98% of browser rendering problems. When you clear up your orphaned tags: mismatched <p></p> and <li></li> tags, then I'll take a closer look.
PS. Being able to work with code is essential to using DW and 3rd party plugins. Without basic coding skills, you're going to be lost most of the time.
HTML & CSS Tutorials -
http://www.html.net/
http://w3schools.com/
Nancy O.

Keeping images full size when uploading from "Photos" after editing

Is there any way that I can edit photos in the ”Photos” app and keep what I have edited and also keep them full size when I upload them Flickr?

Highlight the images you wish to export.
Ctrl-Shift-E to open the export dialog.
Change the top drop-down list to Hard Drive.
Choose a location for the files in the Export Location section.
Adjust file naming if necessary.
In the File Settings section make sure you have the correct output format selected and choose a quality (85 is fine for most things and keeps file size manageable).
Make file size changes as appropriate in the Image Sizing section.
If you are downsizing a lot then consider adding some output sharpening.
Click Export.
Hopefully that covers most things.

Image size issue when uploading to flickr

Hi,
I have a pro flickr account since a long time now.
With iPhoto '09, i tried to upload some pictures to flickr. And as I want to keep them in the original size, i choose the right option in the dialog box in iPhoto during the 'export to flickr' process
but the pictures are resized to 1024px (width or height, that depends)....
And when I try to choose 'optimized' (the second choice between 'web' and 'orignal size'), the pictures are twice bigger than the original size
For information, the real size of my pictures is 3072x2304
thanks for your help

Well that isn't right. The way the Flickr uploader works is that it first uploads thumbnails then progressively larger version of the photo until the full size is up. This is to quickly get something up on flickr and then filling in the underlying original sizes later.
However if you try and shut down iPhoto at any time, it will normally warn you that it is still uploading and do you want to quit and resume the upload later or keep iPhoto open. If you quit, next time you open iPhoto it should finish the upload for you.
Patrick

When uploaded online, problem with stylesheet?

I've just spent hours online chat with Adobe and HostGator trying to figure out how to get the bloody site online. Finally got a version of the site I made on Muse online but this is what it looks like. Nothing is going right. HostGator told me that it seemed to be a problem with the stylesheet. I dont' know what that means but I need it fixed so it doesn't look as stupid as it does now. Its so frusterating.... nothing is working out. I just need the stupid website online looking like how it looks on Muse. What do I do?

I've got some pics to maybe help you figure out what's wrong?

Images when uploaded to the web the colors shift

I have been having a problem lately with my images displaying funky when they are uploaded to the web. The images become over saturated. The color space is sRGB so I am not sure what is going on. I never have had this problem till this year. I use lightroom, then export the image and finish editing the image in photoshop. When I export from Lightroom I pick srgb color space.

People say so because by default the system assigns sRGB color space for the monitor profile. This in effect turns off the color management of the display in color managed programs when images are displayed with sRGB profiles. Then this makes the display of sRGB images in the color managed programs match the non-color managed programs. This also makes people wrongly believe that non-color managed programs are using the sRGB color space while in fact it is the color space of their monitors because non-color managed program have no clue about any color spaces. Monitors may differ a lot from each other while the sRGB color space like any other color space has very specific colors.
It is a very simple test, View > Proof Setup > Monitor RGB. This turns the color management of the image display off. Does this match the sRGB images? The answer will be yes if the system is using sRGB color space profile for the monitor regardless of how good or bad the monitor calibration is. If it does match and if the monitor profile was created with a calibrator then this is like hitting the jackpot which as far as I know no one has claimed so far. Yes, on theory it is possible but on practice it doesn't happen easily and that was the main reason the color management was invented (physical devices like monitors can't match device independent color spaces). Everyone with a custom monitor profile made using a calibrator will detect a difference between images displayed with Monitor RGB and sRGB on any kind of monitors - not only wide gamut but standard too. This means it is typical to see difference between color managed programs and non-color managed programs on properly calibrated monitors.

I am getting a error IO when trying to upload multiple images within wordpress using the flash uploader. I do not get the error when uploading using explorer. The error only appears if I try uploading using firefox....any ideas?

I am getting a error IO when trying to upload multiple images within wordpress using the flash uploader. I do not get the error when uploading using explorer. The error only appears if I try uploading using firefox....any ideas?

Logged the call with SAP who directed me to 'Define settings for attachments' in IMG and setting the 'Deactivate Java Applet' & 'Deactivate Attachment versioning' checkboxes - problem solved.

"file does not exist on remote server" when uploading image

As the title says, when uploading an image im getting the
message "file does not exist on remote server"......yet dreamwever
has uploaded the file, its there. All other pages on my website
work fine when uploading images. Any ideas?

What image type is it? Is it in an images folder or the root
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Why do I get Media Type "image/ipeg" when uploading a PDF?

I am getting this strange "image/ipeg" media type when uploading with FF (33.0.2 on Mac OS X 10.9.4), instead of "application/pdf." Viewing the request sent using Developer Tools, I get the following headers:
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="test"; filename="test.pdf"
Content-Type: image/ipeg
Looking at mimeTypes.rdf in my that profile, I see
<RDF:Description RDF:about="urn:mimetype:image/ipeg"
NC:value="image/ipeg"
NC:editable="true"
NC:fileExtensions="pdf"
NC:description="Document">
<NC:handlerProp RDF:resource="urn:mimetype:handler:image/ipeg"/>
When creating a new profile and uploading a PDF, I correctly get "application/pdf", and sure enough, mimeTypes.rdf states:
<RDF:Description RDF:about="urn:mimetype:application/pdf"
NC:value="application/pdf">
<NC:handlerProp RDF:resource="urn:mimetype:handler:application/pdf"/>
</RDF:Description>
I have disabled all Add-ons to see if any of them was causing this, but no luck. I suspect it's either some add-on or OS app association (like OS X Preview) that's causing this, but I can't find the culprit.
Has anybody ever encountered this? It's very straightforward to fix, but I would like to understand exactly what is going on because it sounds somewhat wrong to send "image/ipeg" as the Media Type for PDF.

One way that odd content types can be added to the mimeTypes.rdf file is when you are presented with the download dialog (Open/Save/Cancel) for a novel content type and you associate it with a known application. But tracking down the exact site that caused this (assuming it was a misconfigured server) could be impossible.
On Windows, bizarre things also could be incorporated from the Windows registry, but I don't know whether there is anything equivalent on Mac.

Changing the colour space on a jpeg image for better quality when uploading to a website

When uploading my images to my website the quality and colour of the photographs aren't the same. They lose quality etc. I was told to change the colour space to sRGB or something to make it better. No idea how this works and I'm now not sure what settings to have photoshop on, I don't want to edit my images and then for them to be edited wrongly.
Really need some help, much appreciated.

File > Save for Web. Use the 4-up panel to choose the best quality image with the smallest file size to save on bandwidth. You can test with sRGB enabled. Click on screenshot.
Nancy O.

Ipad only uses one file name when uploading images via email

We have an image tool that uploads images to a template website. The problem is the file names for these images must be unique any duplicate file names will be rejected. Some of our users want to be able to upload from the field but Ipad only assigns the file name "photo.JPG" to jpegs. It doesn't seem to include the sequential extension that actually does exist for the image on the file name when uploading. Is there a way to get ipad to do so, or is this something that Apple maybe want to consider looking into. I can easily see the average Joe emailing themselves images and hitting save only to replace and lose an older image because let's face it, not all users are on MACs and PC's do not allow multiple files to have the same file name in the same folder.

Hi,
Based on the description, you could send email to external addresses without the Twin Oaks software. However, with the Twin Oaks software, you couldn't send successfully.
For this issue, I recommend you enable message tracking and check whether you could retrieve message tracking log entires when you send emails to external addresses through the Twin Oaks software.
If you couldn't retrieve message these tracking log entires when you send emails to external addresses through the Twin Oaks software, it means that the Exchange server is OK and the crux of the problem is the Twin Oaks software.
Here is an article about message tracking log for your reference.
Get-MessageTrackingLog
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997573(v=exchg.141).aspx
Best regards,
Belinda
Belinda Ma
TechNet Community Support

Error when uploading image (SCCM 2012)

hello all
i get the following error "the instruction at 0x779f7a1f referenced memory at 0x00000028. The memory could not be written"
when uploading an image to sccm from a precision T3600. Our infrastructure is other wise fine, its just the one model we are having problems with and this
was working last January (the last time I installed a batch). Ive seen blogs that get this when someone is creating vms with sccm but not much else.
all my workstations are Windows 7 x64
Any help is appreciated
thanks

Pro tip; never build images on physical machines. :-)
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When Uploading a video, I am given a "Online services encountered an error. The Service will now be terminated or paused if possible." How do I fix this? Where did it come from?

When Uploading a video, I am given a "Online services encountered an error. The Service will now be terminated or paused if possible." How do I fix this? Where did it come from?

Provide the name of the program you are using so a Moderator may move this message to the correct program forum
This Cloud forum is not about help with program problems... a program would be Photoshop or Lighroom or Muse or ???

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