1. Firefox 3's Color Management System
Kitties looking funny? Horses changing color? Fix your Firefox settings!
From Rob Galbraith:
"The long-awaited Mozilla Firefox 3 for Mac and Windows, which emerged from beta at 10AM Pacific today (6/17), is the latest web browser to support the colour managed display of photos with embedded ICC profiles. That's the good news. The bad news is it's turned off by default. Here's how to turn it on."
Let Rob tell you, color profiles confuse me.
Horses and kitties brought to you by Tim Walker.
2. The Colorsplash Lomo. It's like having gels at your automatic disposal. Or like those pens with eleven-colors-in-one.
2a. The Colorsplash book.
4. This picture, which was, coincidentally, taken with a Holga. But probably just a black one.
photo by Nina Westervelt
Kitties looking funny? Horses changing color? Fix your Firefox settings!
From Rob Galbraith:
"The long-awaited Mozilla Firefox 3 for Mac and Windows, which emerged from beta at 10AM Pacific today (6/17), is the latest web browser to support the colour managed display of photos with embedded ICC profiles. That's the good news. The bad news is it's turned off by default. Here's how to turn it on."
Let Rob tell you, color profiles confuse me.
Horses and kitties brought to you by Tim Walker.
2. The Colorsplash Lomo. It's like having gels at your automatic disposal. Or like those pens with eleven-colors-in-one.
2a. The Colorsplash book.
4. This picture, which was, coincidentally, taken with a Holga. But probably just a black one.
photo by Nina Westervelt
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Turned color management on. It did not fix funny looking kitties. Next time Firefox will need a new button "Make this image look the way I'd like". And make presets "Like 300 movie", "Like Harry Potter", etc. Much better than confuse everybody with all these color profiles.
For those of us who are having trouble downloading from Firefox's add-on page, it can also be found at the personal site of the developer, Sean Hayes.