
Originally Posted by
Steven Kersting
The boost helps and I like the repost overall better.
I use safari on a Mac and the combination is very specific for the display of colors (it's "color managed"). If I open an image tagged as adobe Srgb it will be displayed correctly. If an image doesn't have it's color space tag the system displays the image "as is" using the monitors calibrated profile. I.E. (and most other browsers), on the other hand, displays everything as Srgb regardless of the color space tag. If you open an image tagged as Adobe rgb it will display incorrectly.
This is a huge problem for me as even a properly edited photo with the correct Srgb color space will display "wrong" on my system due to the lack of the tag. To include the tag you have to keep some exif with the image and when saving the image check the option for "embed color space". (I see many with all exif stripped, yours as well)
I don't know why so many strip the Exif from their images.... It doesn't make the file much smaller, and you loose all of the embedded creator/copyright tags that should be in the image file (if you care about that stuff).