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Hi LenHewitt,
Thanks for the reply.
I use Eye One Match from Gretag Macbeth for color management, and have kept my monitor up to date for several years. I don’t think it is the monitor, though I will try to make a fresh monitor profile.
One reason I don’t think the monitor is the problem is that all of the other images that display on the monitor, including Web sites and desk top backgrounds etc. appear to be fine as far as color intensity and depth. It is only the colors in the photoshop files that are washed out.
So I still think I must have hit a button on some global color setting in Photoshop while I was chasing the internet security pop-up window around the photoshop screen to try to turn it off. I have more than 100 images that I have worked on in those files and all of them are affected, but nothing outside of photoshop.
Thanks again for trying to help.
Craig
Thanks for the reply.
I use Eye One Match from Gretag Macbeth for color management, and have kept my monitor up to date for several years. I don’t think it is the monitor, though I will try to make a fresh monitor profile.
One reason I don’t think the monitor is the problem is that all of the other images that display on the monitor, including Web sites and desk top backgrounds etc. appear to be fine as far as color intensity and depth. It is only the colors in the photoshop files that are washed out.
So I still think I must have hit a button on some global color setting in Photoshop while I was chasing the internet security pop-up window around the photoshop screen to try to turn it off. I have more than 100 images that I have worked on in those files and all of them are affected, but nothing outside of photoshop.
Thanks again for trying to help.
Craig
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