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Have you ever uploaded a photo to deviantArt only to find that the colours had been muted, shite on, or otherwise ruined?
WELL NO MORE!

Follow these simple steps to keep your pictures bright and flashy even after you've shared them with the big bad interwebs.

(This mini-tutorial is solely for the purpose of keeping your colours on the web. I am in no way claiming that sRGB is the best colour space for printing or working or anything else. But it is the best one for internet viewing.)

Please note that I am using Photoshop CS5. Things might be in different places on other versions of Photoshop, although I assume the Edit tab is a good place to start.

Description
Have you ever uploaded a photo to deviantArt only to find that the colours had been muted, shite on, or otherwise ruined?
WELL NO MORE!

Follow these simple steps to keep your pictures bright and flashy even after you've shared them with the big bad interwebs.

(This mini-tutorial is solely for the purpose of keeping your colours on the web. I am in no way claiming that sRGB is the best colour space for printing or working or anything else. But it is the best one for internet viewing.)

Please note that I am using Photoshop CS5. Things might be in different places on other versions of Photoshop, although I assume the Edit tab is a good place to start.