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It appears that both ImageShack and TinyPic greatly reduce the colors in pictures uploaded using them.

I don't know how long this has happened for, or if it has in fact always happened, but I just recently noticed it with pictures that have a high concentration of blues (my signature and Mithril Dragon pictures being the most recent)...

Can someone please explain why this is happening and link to an image uploader that keeps the original colors?

Something to do with web-safe colors? I've really got no idea.

 

My signature is not supposed to be that purple!

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Photoshop, Paint, and Microsoft Powerpoint - the latter two especially. My signature specifically should be much closer to the color of the background here on TIF, if you're using the Mithril skin - a grayish blue.

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Photoshop, Paint, and Microsoft Powerpoint - the latter two especially. My signature specifically should be much closer to the color of the background here on TIF, if you're using the Mithril skin - a grayish blue.

Where can you change to the "Mithril" skin?

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Photoshop, Paint, and Microsoft Powerpoint - the latter two especially. My signature specifically should be much closer to the color of the background here on TIF, if you're using the Mithril skin - a grayish blue.

Where can you change to the "Mithril" skin?

 

Bottom left of the screen, drop down box with skins.

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Why can't the Big Bang be done by the hand of God?

It could have, but it is next to impossible because it also could have been caused by the flying spaghetti monster, or one of the other infinite number of deity possibilities.

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See, that's exactly what I was talking about - you can take a straight screenshot of the page and it'll still come out the wrong color when uploaded.

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i've always used photobucket

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Fisher/Woodcut------Me-----Miner/crafter----Stabber----Leecher

^Golvellius must be so proud^

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His example is far darker than the normal post background too...

It doesn't match any blue on my page.

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Using Tip.It theme, but I think it may be FireFox. Let me go find IE real quick...

 

Right, right, I've tried all the skins, and the only blue one is the Tip.It Theme, which I believe used to be called Mithril.

Internet Explorer has the same case except that for some reason my signature picture is brighter by a noticeable amount.

 

Comparing IE and FF of pictures of the same section show that while my sig picture is lighter in IE, the TIp.It board is darker - but still not dark enough to match the above sample.

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im using firefox and the above image of the color in the original post blended in with me. At first i asked "why did you post spaces and say test?"

i realized what it was when i read on.

 

maybe its your computer settings?

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I think it might be FireFox, let me look about. The colors in RuneScape are different and seem correct, and the pictures I create are different colors than they are when I upload them, so I don't think it's my computer itself

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