Joe,
Elements is probably the only program you are using that is colour managed so it sounds likely that it is your monitor that need calibrating.
Let us know which system you are using and we should be able to give you some suggestions on how to deal with it.
Wendy
Joe,
I concur with Wendy. In addition, after you have calibrated with Adobe Gamma, you may find it necessary (as did I) to install and run the IgnoreEXIF utility. It is available for download from Adobe. This allows Elements to ignore an incorrectly-specified color space which some digicams embed.
Byron
When you say which System I’m using I’m guessing you mean operating system? I’m using Windows XP with a Compaq Computer Monitor FS740…Any ideas? Appreciate the help thus far!
Joe,
Run the Adobe Gamma utility which should be in your Control Panel. If your monitor came with an icc profile you can use it to begin building your custom monitor profile in the Gamma utililty.
Also, do a search on this forum for "calibration".