Saved image differs from the image in Photoshop CS5
Im having an issue with how my images look after i save them. The images are coming out lighter and with less contrast. I am running Photoshop CS5 on a Macbook Pro that is running OSX 10.6.8. I know this question has probably come up many times, but if someone can help me with this issue it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
They will need to know a lot more about your color settings, your monitor profile and your entire workflow.
Please read this FAQ for advice on how to ask your questions correctly for quicker and better answers:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419981?tstart=0
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I had some problem with the image being compressed while it is saved.
Because saving an image will cause it to compress and had its pixel valued changed, I could not successfully remove the bardcode that is embedded inside a image(although some of the pixel value will be returned to original normally). I had placed my code below and will accept any opinion that will help me solve the removal of barcode problem.
What my application does is actually very simple. It will take the pixel value of the area inside the image that will be embed with the barcode first, then it will take the pixel value of the barcode and use the formula (1-alpha * Image pixel value) + (alpha * barcode pixel value) = new pixel value which will contain the barcode that had been embedded inside. The formula works great but when I saved the image the pixel value will change due to compression. On the removal of barcode my application will read every pixel value from the image embedded with barcode (only the area with barcode embedded), then it will go on to read every pixel value of the barcode used for embedding and then use the formula (Embedded image pixel value - (alpha * Barcode pixel value) - (1 - alpha) = original pixel value. But due to the reason that compression will change some of the pixel inside the saved image to drop in its value, the result from the removal formula will be negative and hence caused my result image to become wierd as it will red colors instead of original color on some of its pixel. I tried saving under PNG format which people said to be lossless compression but the result is still the same.
So I need to ask you guys for opinion or help me find the part where I actually did wrongly and caused the image pixel value to change.
Thanks. Please proceed and read below for the codes that I used. It is messy and I will sort it out later.
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Follow this link to have a look of the result I see in my application when I got the barcode embedded into the image I selected:
[http://img356.imageshack.us/my.php?image=beforeremovalresultmg2.jpg]
Follow this link to have a look of the result I see in my application after I got the barcode removed:
[http://img523.imageshack.us/my.php?image=removalresultmx4.jpg]
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Nancy O. -
Allow the "Select a Color" eyedropper to select from the image.
For example: you want to enhance the sky with blue... it takes several attempts to get a natural oxygen blue from the rainbow box. The ability to select that color direct from the image would give quicker and more accurate results.
Ian Lyons wrote:
Feature already exists.
Open the Adjustment Brush colour palette, click down anywhere on the palette while holding down the Alt/Option key, now while still holding down the Alt/Option key move the eyedropper to the image and click the spot you want to sample from.
At least for me on Windows, you don't need to hold down a key. Just click-and-drag. -
How do I change the image used on an movie project icon?
iMovie seems to select an image at random from the images I imported.Not sure I understand how to use what you have posted. Here's what my init() looks like:
public void init()
setLayout(new BorderLayout());
p=new Panel();
p.setLayout(new GridLayout(1,1));
callnowButtonURL = getURL(callnowButtonFilename);
if (callnowButtonURL != null)
callIcon = new ImageIcon(callnowButtonURL,"call");
endcallButtonURL = getURL(endcallButtonFilename);
if (endcallButtonURL != null)
endIcon = new ImageIcon(endcallButtonURL);
b=new JButton(callIcon);
b.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(0,0,0,0));
b.setBorderPainted(false);
b.addActionListener(this);
p.add(b);
add(p,"Center");
Now the ActionListener is basically:
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
if (mybool == false)
<Perform actions here set mybool to true>
Change JButton b to use EndIcon
else
<Perform actions here set mybool to false>
Change JButton b to use CallIcon
Can you clarify how to perform the action I require? You can have a couple of Dukes if you can help me sort this out. -
How to start the Toshiba Ghost image files from the HDD
Hello
Ok this is a tough one but hopefully some tech/wizz can help me out.
I have all the necessary CD Recovery disc but my Toshiba laptop CDRom has died and i'm looking for replacement at the moment.
I have managed to copy the image files and all the other info from these CD's onto the laptop hard drive via a network from my desktop cdrom. I did try to use the desktop cdrom to boot the 2.5" laptop drive but it knew it wasnt a toshiba laptop so wouldn't let me recovery.
However now I have manage to copy all the ghost image files onto the laptop hdd I'm stuck on how to run installation via dos.
The laptop hdd is formatted and all i have are the following files
span.bmp
setenv.bat --------> batch file contains following lines
@ECHO OFF
SET GHOSTPAR=
SET SWN=01237000
SET EXT=GHO
SET VOLLABEL=%SWN%
SET FILENAME=%SWN%.%EXT%
01237001.GHS------> PART 2 OF IMAGE
01237000.GHO -----> GHOST IMAGE MAIN
01237000.CRC
A folder called G_INST
which contains 3 extra folders BMP, DOS and TOOLS and span.bmp
I cant figure out how i can run ghost to extract and recovery my HDD can someone help me :)
Thanks in advance
SimonIm really skeptical if you will be start the Toshiba ghost image files from the second partition without using the Symantec Norton Ghost software.
I have created a ghost image of the C partition and placed it on the D partition.
To recover the C partition I have to start the Ghost Utility and have to use the image file .gho from D partition
I have googled a little bit and found the useful instruction how to recover the Portege M3500 without using an CD/DVD drive. Maybe this will run also on the Sat A30.
http://mobilepcwiki.com/mpc/index.php?title=Toshiba/Portege_M3500/FAQ
By the way: the internal, compatible ODD can be ordered from the ASP in your country!
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