I just came back from a customer who said that the rooms looked dark in my tour.  As it turns out, alot had to do with their brightness setting on their computer being way to low.  But it made me wonder and maybe someone has some good advise:

There are so many different monitors that these tours are viewed on.  Is there a good rule of thumb for color / brightness correcting photos for tours in Photoshop?  For example, my one monitor appears bright compared to my other monitor.  I would just like to create them for everyone to see them in good quality.

Here is the tour that I was referring to:

http://www.soscorporate.com/tours/Turner/061523/061523.htm

Here is one you can use.  Can you see all 21 gradation bars ??  Right mouse click and "save picture as" to your hard drive.

Hey there

Thought I'd add this into this thread as it might be of some use (although not directly linked).  Adobe Photoshop CS2 has a great option which I only found out about last week.  Image>adjustments>shadow/highlight helped me post edit loads of my shots.

Hope that helps someone

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