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colour differences in photopaint and ie

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colour differences in photopaint and ie

colour differences in photopaint and ie

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hi all

i've noticed a slight difference in colour when i view my photo-paint created work through ms ie. i've noticed the same thing both using 8-bit and 24-bit configs (gif and jpg)..

is there any way to correct this?

RE: colour differences in photopaint and ie

Yup. Use a web safe pallet. But then,  of course you will have, as someone said "five shades of green, and all of 'em would make a lime puke!"

Further if you try bringing up the web site on different monitors, you will notice even wider variations in color.

Nothing much to do about it, just keep it in mind in the design phase.

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