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I’ve recently discovered a quirk in Photoshop Elements 3 (running in Windows). It’s putting on a colour cast of its own when showing my pictures (but not on the files themselves). It’s most evident on white areas, which come out a pale dirty yellow.
I’ve put this screen grab on Flickr to show the problem – http://www.flickr.com/photos/rogergw/97500315 (best viewed at a large size). You’ll see that IrfanView – lower right – renders the white areas of the Web page correctly. Also, the scroll bars on PE are showing a proper shade. It’s not a monitor problem, therefore.
Any thoughts on the cause and a solution?
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Roger
I’ve put this screen grab on Flickr to show the problem – http://www.flickr.com/photos/rogergw/97500315 (best viewed at a large size). You’ll see that IrfanView – lower right – renders the white areas of the Web page correctly. Also, the scroll bars on PE are showing a proper shade. It’s not a monitor problem, therefore.
Any thoughts on the cause and a solution?
—
Roger
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