Foques

2 hours ago, Samantha LaRue said:

It won't affect the actual editing in this case, but it does present a probably when sharing your images online. Images in AdobeRGB can appear green/grey when viewed online. And it would really suck to do all the hard work on this, just to find out the profile was wrong and that you would have to start over etc. 

I'm really puzzled why it saved as AdobeRGB though! I don't have a Mac so I don't know what window that shortcut opens. Can you take a screenshot of that? I just want to make sure we aren't overlooking anything.
 

thank you very much for explaining the concern. I really appreciate it.

I just remoted into my work workstation (oh look, a pun!), and sure enough the one I used to crop things did use Adobe RGB.

I think I know why.

I had to do the prior crops while traveling, and using work computer.

The last upload I did from my own processing station.  I wonder if the other software I used did not code the file right.

command+shift+s => name the file.

Does the profile affect the way how I would post process my way out of this?

perhaps, i'm looking at something else...

not quite sure what the problem is, sorry.  

Image does have the sRGD color profile embedded.

let me try this again. sorry about the delay..

the attached original is  2383 x 3574

no, not really. 

This is a crop from a full size JPG.

attaching once again..

here is the crop

here is the original size. I can upload a crop later on today.

thank you!

oops.. sorry about that. 

let me try once again.

this is so bizzare.. forum adds some extra characters to the path

link

Greetings, 

I was wondering if anyone can recommend a straightforward way to edit my way out of the situation..

The female in the middle of the shot finds this (as well as few other images) "unusable" since she looks fat. 

http://www.foquesphoto.com/img/s5/v129/p1610792305-4.jpg

thank you in advance