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Hi everyone!
I’ve searched for a solution everywhere, but can’t find any. The "Help file in Photoshop or Camera Raw doesn’t seem to address this problem. I’ve pre-ordered a book (Scott Kelby’s), but it’s only coming out at the end of the month.
My Problem:
When I’m in Camera Raw, colours have a certain tone and vividness. When I open the same photo in Photoshop from Camera Raw, it’s not quite the same, maybe a bit lighter…
Where I’m at:
Camera Raw is set at: Adobe RGB 1998.
Photoshop is set at: Adobe RGB 1998, US web coated (SWOPO) v2, dot gain gray 20%, dot gain spot 20%, RGB, CMYK, gray, OFF.
I’m also using Spyder3 Pro.
Should I set Photoshop to "Monitor RGB, etc." (the same profile as my screen – LG)? Or should I leave it to Adobe RGB?
When I print from Photoshop, I use "Photoshop manages colour" and use as printer profile the same as my screen- LG. I also use "relative colorimetric".
Any suggestions, please?
Thanks.
Marcel
I’ve searched for a solution everywhere, but can’t find any. The "Help file in Photoshop or Camera Raw doesn’t seem to address this problem. I’ve pre-ordered a book (Scott Kelby’s), but it’s only coming out at the end of the month.
My Problem:
When I’m in Camera Raw, colours have a certain tone and vividness. When I open the same photo in Photoshop from Camera Raw, it’s not quite the same, maybe a bit lighter…
Where I’m at:
Camera Raw is set at: Adobe RGB 1998.
Photoshop is set at: Adobe RGB 1998, US web coated (SWOPO) v2, dot gain gray 20%, dot gain spot 20%, RGB, CMYK, gray, OFF.
I’m also using Spyder3 Pro.
Should I set Photoshop to "Monitor RGB, etc." (the same profile as my screen – LG)? Or should I leave it to Adobe RGB?
When I print from Photoshop, I use "Photoshop manages colour" and use as printer profile the same as my screen- LG. I also use "relative colorimetric".
Any suggestions, please?
Thanks.
Marcel
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