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BRBremen

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Images appear oversaturated in jAlbum
Posted: 18 Apr 26, 18:20 		 
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Since the last update, all my photos appear oversaturated in jAlbum. However, after uploading them to my website, they appear normally, just as I originally edited them in Lightroom. Do I need to change a setting in jAlbum to prevent the images from appearing oversaturated?
davidekholm

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Re: Images appear oversaturated in jAlbum
Posted: 20 Apr 26, 11:52   in response to: BRBremen in response to: BRBremen 		 
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I know what's causing this: It's a side effect of us switching back from the "Metal" graphics pipeline to OpenGL on Mac. The reason for doing so is that the UI sometimes freezes 1-2 seconds when opening the full screen review mode when using the Metal pipeline.

If you prefer using the Metal pipeline instead, edit "jAlbum.cfg" (See Tools->Open directories->Program directory), then delete these two lines:

java-options=-Dsun.java2d.metal=false
java-options=-Dsun.java2d.opengl=true
BRBremen

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Re: Images appear oversaturated in jAlbum
Posted: 20 Apr 26, 19:26   in response to: davidekholm in response to: davidekholm 		 
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Deleting those two lines fixed it. Thank you so much for your help.

Do I have to delete these two lines again with every jAlbum update, or will it stay like this permanently?
davidekholm

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Re: Images appear oversaturated in jAlbum
Posted: 20 Apr 26, 19:43   in response to: BRBremen in response to: BRBremen 		 
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BRBremen wrote:
Deleting those two lines fixed it. Thank you so much for your help.

Do I have to delete these two lines again with every jAlbum update, or will it stay like this permanently?


We'll see if we change the default to not include these lines. The question is naturally what the majority of users prefer.
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