HI Bob, First, thank you for replying. 1) please learn to SNIP OK 2) by pixellation. Are you applying a sharpen filter or an unsharp mask (or worse, neither) Neither. Didnt know what they were for or if I needed to use them. (Knew what they did from experimenting.) I plan to start using them immediately. 3) if it looks good before you send then crap on the web are you working on it in a space other than sRGB? If your PSP is defaulting to another colour space the web is almost exclusively sRGB viewed via all the browsers I've dealt with. You know, I dont have any information in PSP that I can find that addresses this sRGB. I will go to their website and inquire. Finally, aside. You didn't say how the scan. Is it a scanned print (flatbed), neg scanner or digital camera? I have a CHEAP HP flatbed that I just bought. The default scan is 200 lines per inch. The scans have looked real accurate. Thanks again for your input. Yours, >>fred.vansand2@verizon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Talbot" <BobTalbot@st-abbs.fsnet.co.uk> To: "List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students" <photoforum@listserver.isc.rit.edu> Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 4:24 PM Subject: Re: Thoughts on PF exhibits for 09-20-03 > Perhaps it is introducing some pixellation. I > > can see it on my monitor, too, after the shots have been posted. > They look > > ok before I send them. Should I consider another program for these > kinds of > > things? I can't afford Photoshop, but inexpensive programs would be > worth > > considering. > > > Fred > > Three things. > > 1) please learn to SNIP > > 2) by pixellation. Are you applying a sharpen filter or an unsharp > mask (or worse, neither) > > 3) if it looks good before you send then crap on the web are you > working on it in a space other than sRGB? > If your PSP is defaulting to another colour space the web is almost > exclusively sRGB viewed via all the browsers I've dealt with. > > > Finally, aside. You didn't say how the scan. Is it a scanned print > (flatbed), neg scanner or digital camera? > > Bob > > >
