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kristoffer4

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Hey everybody. I have tried to activate ICC color correction in Firefox 3.
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/ICC_color_correction_in_Firefox

This should give the same colors ( correct colors ) as in Safari but my experience is that it doesn't! Instead the colors are slightly "redder" than in Safari. This results in fleshtones looking almost pink.
Try comparing this picture in the two browsers. It's easy with exposé.
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=56247

What is your stance on ICC color in Firefox? In theory it should be better and essential for people that works with photos.
 
Use: Value 2 Color management applied only to tagged images. (Default in Firefox 3.5.)

and this give you the same colors ( correct colors ) as in Safari :D

Cheers
 
Use: Value 2 Color management applied only to tagged images. (Default in Firefox 3.5.)

and this give you the same colors ( correct colors ) as in Safari :D

Cheers
Even thoug I copied this with exact wording it stills gives me colors that are more red than safari. :confused:
 
Whatever I do it is still too red on fleshtones. :rolleyes:

Hi,
it is only possible with:
Value 1 Full color management.

Value 2 Color management applied only to tagged images.
Changed for example nothing on you example picture. The image does not have a color profile.

Cheers
 
Hi,
it is only possible with:
Value 1 Full color management.

Value 2 Color management applied only to tagged images.
Changed for example nothing on you example picture. The image does not have a color profile.

Cheers
Ok. So I type in "Value 2 Color management applied only to tagged images" ? :)
And do i still set gfx.color_management.enabled to false?
I have tried various combinations but when I set the above to true almost everything get's to red.
 
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