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Hi Jan,

Yes, I agree, I'll be making some changes.

I made some changes to the photo as well, would you stop by my port and express your thoughts.

Thank you for for taking the time to reply to this post as well.

Hope you're having a great weekend.

<p>Barry, Thank you for the complement on the photo...<br>

I have taken off my portfolio to repost when I figure out why the clouds look so pixelated from the transfer.<br>

Photo was taken in Hawaii the Big Island in a town called Pulama, where the lava run over houses and roads about more then ten years ago now florishing again.</p>

<p>Its black in my case, thats probably worse...BUt that make sense.<br>

Thank you, everybody for responding and helping out...<br>

I appreciat it alot :)<br>

Best regards for all...</p>

Hi Jan,

I don't know where it happens, that's what I'm trying to figure out...

Yes, the same file is slightly different in brightness in the same browser on two different websites...

What through me off at first was the big difference between the large image in the editor window and the small image

in the browser...

I have a 24" HD Mac monitor...maybe it's my eyes...:(

<p>Thank you Tim,<br>

Sound like a good idea, But I'm not sure on how to do that :(...<br>

I did open Lightroom and minimized it to the size of the same size pic on the browser, and I found a very minimal difference between the two images.<br>

I still would like to try your suggestion.</p>

<p>Thank you Jan, That make sense, I will look into that.<br>

Thak you for responding, much appreciated :)<br>

kind regars as well,<br>

Sal.</p>

<p>Hi Andrew, I also have a Datacolor Spyder I calibrate my monitor every two weeks....<br>

I cant think of anything else, maybe just make them briter to post here.<br>

Thank you, for responding :)</p>

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<p>HI Matt, <br>

Thank you for responding. You are right about looking at it through an editor application, but I also looked at the image through the finder window on my Mac and on Flickr and compared it to P.N. window and still much darker.<br>

As for color space the only thing I'm not sure about what color space is set on is Lightroom...all external editors are set to sRGB even my camera is set to sRGB.<br>

I say not sure about lightroom because I saw this message in the external editing window, under Preferences "The sRGB color space cannot encompass the full range of colors available within Lightroom"<br>

Which confuses me since Lightroom is an Adobe Photoshop product.<br>

what do you think?<br>

And Thank you for taking the time to response.</p>

<p>Wondering why some of my photos look darker when posted here on Photo.net than on my coputer...<br>

is it something to do with how is been down size from original file?</p><div></div>

<p>Hello everyone!:)<br>

My name is Sal Alvarez, I'm new to Photo.net...I like all genres of photography, but mostly inclined to landscapes, portraits, and artistic nudes.<br>

While Im still learning the in and outs of digital photography. I'm here to learn and be inspired by the many talented photoraphers that are on this site.<br>

Looking foward to a great journey of inspiration and meeting new friends.</p>

<p>Thank you. :)</p><div></div>