It isn't platform dependent. It happens on all chipsets. The common factor is Windows. Keith Slagerman Photo & Design916-623-5414 P916-258-0182 Fwww.slagermanphoto.comSent via Blackberry by AT&T

Found something interesting interesting.. Just purchased a Sony VAIO laptop running Windows 7. Starting immediately having the LUT bug. Found a blog post and a commenter said that disablin igfxpers.exe from running on startup would solve the color management issue. I did that and voila. Problem fixed. So maybe this is a driver issue, and not so much a Windows issue. The jury is still out, but I'm doing OK on my setup for now.

Look here:
http://neosmart.net/blog/2007/windows-vistas-gamm...

search on the page for "igfxpers.exe"

It would appear, that at least for me, that the official release of Windows 7 has solved the issue. I have installed it on four of my machines, all with different video cards and the profile holds just fine. Any one else having such luck?

And if all else fails, you can view the images here:

http://www.slagermanphoto.com/blog/wp-content/gal...

The lightbox could also be trying to "intelligently" resize the image based on your screen resolution...

You're absolutely correct, that would be difficult to study in such a small size. Might be a wordpress bug happening happening here. I am viewing in Firefox and 3.5.3 and Chrome and the lightbox is about 550 x 800 px, roughly filling my screen. (Also, the images are 100% crops, so that should help with analysis too)

I'd like to fix this. Mind if you tell me what platform and browser you are using?

Thanks!

Not familiar with that one but I suspect the driver CD only has 32-bit drivers. Did you check the manufacturers website for 64-bit drivers?Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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Glad to hear it John. I guess we'll all find out in october if Windows 7 has fixed this issue. Ill report on it as soon as I can. Keith Slagerman Photo & Design 106 K Street STE 38 Sacramento, CA 95814 916-623-5414 P 916-258-0182 F www.slagermanphoto.comNote: This message was composed on a mobile device and sent via AT&T Business Services.
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Hmm, unfortunately, that won't help in terms of loading your ICC profile back into your video device. But you are correct, 32-bit color is the way to go if your doing any serious editing or viewing. Keith Slagerman Photo & Design 106 K Street STE 38 Sacramento, CA 95814 916-623-5414 P 916-258-0182 F www.slagermanphoto.comNote: This message was composed on a mobile device and sent via AT&T Business Services.
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Thanks and good eye!