Photos changing color?

When I put my photos into iweb they become more intense with contrast. Is there anything I can do to prevent that?
Pasquale

Hi Pasquale...
I'm assuming that you see this difference on the published page and not in iWeb, right?
This type of color shift can occur because iWeb is converting your jpgs into png format and not preserving the original color profile in the jpg.
iWeb will convert your jpgs to pngs anytime you make any change to the native image in iWeb....like resizing or applying effects like opacity changes, reflections, drop shadows, stroke frames, etc.
In order to keep this conversion from happening (and prevent color profile changes), you really have to get your images ready to use as is before bringing them into iWeb. What this means is that when you are laying out your page, you figure out that you want to use one of your 5 megapixel images at 300x400. iWeb is capable of doing this for you very easily, but at the expense of converting your jpg to a png file. Instead, if you use some external graphics program (like iPhoto) to scale your megapixel image directly to 300x400, THEN drop it into iWeb (and click on "Original Size" in the Inspector Metrics tab...and make sure there are no shadows or frames applied by the template), then your jpg will be used "as is" without any conversion to PNG.
It's a pain in the you-know-what, I know. And this workaround is the way I have come about to dealing with the image conversion issue. It will also save you some file size space to get your jpg images pre-processed like this, since iWeb's PNG sizes are usually pretty big comparatively.

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