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Fanime was amazing but it totally left me sick for weeks 
after I got better, I went through the letters I got and found one that had nothing but $20 and a note describing one of my posters. It looked like someone made a mistake and accidentally gave me their money without getting a poster. I want to return that money so If it was you, please e-mail me at Yuumei.yan@gmail.com with your name and address.
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also, have you checked if ALL your imaging programs or monitors or equipment use the same color space?
My monitor and Photoshop are using "Samsung - Natural Color Pro 1.0 ICM".
Lightroom 2 doesn't give me the option to select profiles. At least, not that I can find.
Thanks
what i suggest is you work on your files with whatever color space you want, but just for the internet, use sRGB; if you use other color spaces, the image will change quite a lot from what you want it to look like.
when you change from whatever color space you work with to sRGB, you should not see a change in appearance happening at that moment.
I've never worked with Lightroom, but in Photoshop, when you want to change color space, don't use "Edit - assign profile", instead, use Idit - convert to profile. The first one will change colors and other things, the second method will not.
maybe this is what you need to do; anyway, the sRGB image you see in Photoshop will not look exactly the same as when it's on DA; every program renders images differently from one another, but differences will be small, unlike different color spaces.
hope this helps.
Today, I found that converting to sRGB was causing the annoying image shift. When I deselected the option, the image reverted back to it's proper appearance.
I would have thought that when it comes to something as crucial as color management, they would have made the process a bit more streamlined.
hope all's right now.
Scuttlebutt is that there was an issue with one of th recent adobe updates that can make it do dumb stuff. It might be worth winding it back if you've recently updated.
While I've not heard of it messing with colours, anything is possible.
Might be worth it... I've asked a couple of the Adobe experts at work place what it could be and it's got them stumped too >.<;