Hex Color Shifting
by Chris Hawkins <wings(at)azstarnet.com>
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Thu, 10 Jun 1999 15:15:35 -0700 |
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OK, here's a tech question fer ya:
Have you ever had the problem of being off just one decimal in teh hex and
wreaks havoc with images against the background? To explain:
I select (checked this twice) 102-204-255, which is #66CCFF, for my color
background in my jpgs and then use the same #66CCFF for the background of
the page.
What is happening is that the saved jpgs (50% compression) are shifting the
color by 1, or now 103-204-255, which of course shows slightly lighter and
obvious against the background of 102-204-255. Is this inevitable with
compression? I haven't run into this before....or could this be something
else, and how do I correct it?
I am using ImageReady, which is supposedly exactly how it works in Photoshop.
Chris Hawkins
Author & Web Architect
Home Office: 520-795-9979
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