A while back I [URL="http://dpnow.com/forum2/blog.php?b=64"]blogged[/URL] about the headache I am having with photos I have posted to the Web that exhibit a nasty colour shift, even though they have been saved for Web viewing in sRGB colour space. I'm now coming to the conclusion that (apart from the issue of using a colour managed browser like FireFox ([URL="http://dpnow.com/forum2/showthread.php?t=5850"]though you need to switch colour management on[/URL]) or Safari) to avoid this problem - most do not) it's down to my monitor.

I have an inexpensive, but reasonably high-spec. 24 inch 1920x1200 LCD panel, and it is colour calibrated using an iOne Pro spectrophotometer. The problem is that when I view this picture, for example:

[IMG]http://dpnow.com/galleries/data//547/P6170277.jpg[/IMG]

..in Internet Explorer, the fresh clean blues of the sky and the lake are a horride cyan and the saturation as gone into overdrive.

The picture was exported from Lightroom with sRGB assigned, the normal advice for posting photos to the Web.

So now I am wondering if it's actually my monitor, which has a wide gamut, like many new monitors, which is the culprit.

Can you tell me if you see an over-saturated and cyan tinted picture above, or does it look clean and fresh blue as it should? No smart-alecs please using FireFox and or Safar i:D, I'm only interested in what you see when viewing in Internet Explorer, please. Oh - and please let me know what make, model, and type (CRT vs LCD) of monitor you are using.

Thanks!