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I’ve had a similar yet different problem on my laptop, where I’ve run a monitor calibration using GretagMacbeth Eye-One Display 2. The colours and tones now look brilliant! However, if I view an image in Photoshop (Elements 4) it makes all the blues shift to look rather violet-purple. Viewing the same image in the Picture & Fax viewer or anything else, it looks fine.
I’ve trawled through the PSE menus and settings and the only thing I could find was the "Color Settings" option. When set to "No Color Management" the colours seem ok… but not when I try editing a TIFF with a non-sRGB colour space because it (obviously) ignores the colour space. There’s some other bizarre behaviour when saving to JPEGs with embedded colour spaces too so it’s interesting behaviour but not a solution.
So, it would appear that PSE is using the ICC profile that i1 has created but either using it incorrectly or the i1 ICC profile is incompatible…?
Any thoughts?
I’ve trawled through the PSE menus and settings and the only thing I could find was the "Color Settings" option. When set to "No Color Management" the colours seem ok… but not when I try editing a TIFF with a non-sRGB colour space because it (obviously) ignores the colour space. There’s some other bizarre behaviour when saving to JPEGs with embedded colour spaces too so it’s interesting behaviour but not a solution.
So, it would appear that PSE is using the ICC profile that i1 has created but either using it incorrectly or the i1 ICC profile is incompatible…?
Any thoughts?
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