Website is displaying differents in brightness in Dreamweaver, IE and FF

Look at this pic
http://denniskallansee.nl/dreamweavervsieff.gif
You see the color differents in dreamweaver if i upload it
you see it normal in IE and you see color differents in FF.
Explaination + how to fix? Any ideas?

lol its weird :S i couldnt find any change in settings of my
monitor maybe my nvidia driver checking it now

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