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Jetphotos is really angering me lately with their color rejections. They rejected all 10 of my photos for bad color, citing that they were not edited with sRGB, but rather with Adobe RGB. Well, I went back into my photoshop with the pics and checked the color settings and sure enough, it says sRGB. Anybody have any clue what I am doing wrong here? Or any idea what's going on? Thanks.
Try making sure you CONVERT to sRGB after editing and before you output to JPG... embedding the ICC profile isn;t the same thing. Most browsers are not set up to handle ICC profiles. In Photoshop, the command is
EDIT > CONVERT TO PROFILE
It doesn't matter what your Editing color space is, the target color space is what matters on the web. sRGB fits inside AdobeRGB so as long as your colors are within gamut, you're fine either way, but if you happen to have a color or two outside the sRGB garden, the AdobeRGB will display it fine and an sRGB workflow will not be able to and will just clip that color.
I know you know this but other people read this :wink: