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Here is an image:
When I load this image in different browsers, it shows differently.
Take a look at the result:
I spent a lot of time on this, but I can’t understand why it happens.
I have only theories: something wrong with color profiles, or bad image structure, or something else – maybe special copyright measures?
Why is this happening?
The image is a CMYK image, which IE and Safari apparently do not support. Converting it into an RGB image solved the problem for both Safari and IE.
RGB Version:
The color’s been changed though, so you’d probably want to run it through Photoshop and edit the color balance to get the colors right.