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Thanks! I'll take a look through the article.

That does look very similar, except that I'm having the same color display issue on Safari (WebKit) and Firefox (non-WebKit) and with both the images and the HTML background. I will try to figure out if that's the case, though.

I don't think I explained the problem very well - the source code uses an HTML color of 0e2f49 which matches the color used in the images. On the deployed page, neither the image nor the background displays correctly - they match each other perfectly, they just don't match the color values of the source code or the source image, which I can check using the color meter. (By contrast, the original PSD mock-up displays fine, and everything displays fine on PCs.) The images are from Photoshop with an RGB color space. Thanks!

Probably a remedial question, but I'm a newbie - I'm doing a web build (I'm not the designer) - the background of the site is a simple HTML color that matches some images on the site. The color doesn't seem to deploy properly on Macs. This happens across browsers (but not in Photoshop - I checked the original PSBs and they look fine) but it's not a display/monitor issue - I checked with the Color Meter (as well as Pixie on a corresponding PC) and it seems as if the Mac is changing the color values to something it can handle. Anyone have any experience with this and/or a workaround you might share? I'd hate to change the entire color (since it matches all the previously created images and I'm not a designer) but this is driving folks crazy over here... Thanks!