Hello All,
A bit of an off-topic technical question, but here goes: When I process images I usually do so on a Toshiba laptop and then create the Jpegs which I ultimately post here. I also have another newer laptop at work (ThinkPad). A recent image I posted looked good on both those screens. Last night I happened to take a look at the posted image on an HP flat screen LCD I have at home (mostly used by the rest of the family, of course, so I can't monopolize with my projects) and the background was very black and the detail had been lost from my fainter areas. My worry is that, depending upon the monitor people have at home, they may well not be seeing the image that I am hoping they'll see. Okay, that was way too long, so finally my question: is there any way to save images so that they'll be good on a variety of screens that people might be using, or should I always give final tweaks looking at the best monitor I can?
Thanks for any advice,
Larry
A bit of an off-topic technical question, but here goes: When I process images I usually do so on a Toshiba laptop and then create the Jpegs which I ultimately post here. I also have another newer laptop at work (ThinkPad). A recent image I posted looked good on both those screens. Last night I happened to take a look at the posted image on an HP flat screen LCD I have at home (mostly used by the rest of the family, of course, so I can't monopolize with my projects) and the background was very black and the detail had been lost from my fainter areas. My worry is that, depending upon the monitor people have at home, they may well not be seeing the image that I am hoping they'll see. Okay, that was way too long, so finally my question: is there any way to save images so that they'll be good on a variety of screens that people might be using, or should I always give final tweaks looking at the best monitor I can?
Thanks for any advice,
Larry