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I’ve been having this problem ever since installing on this new DELL PC (Radeon 9700TX).
When using RGB, everything’s fine.
When I’ve converted an image to CMYK it looks fine in this photoshop (7.0.1), but everywhere else it has a HEAVY green hue. (Also green in Photoshop on other PCs!!)
When I import a CMYK image from another source (one that seems fine in other apps), this PC’s photoshop displays it with a HEAAVY magenta hue…
I’ve basically tried every (!) setting in the color management dialog to no avail. Every setting seems identical to the other PC’s.
Alas, I’m stuck. Can anyone help?
(I’m generally having a hard time with CMYK-related issues on this PC. InDesign makes even the 100% blacks look magenta with color management on, could it be more fundamental?)
When using RGB, everything’s fine.
When I’ve converted an image to CMYK it looks fine in this photoshop (7.0.1), but everywhere else it has a HEAVY green hue. (Also green in Photoshop on other PCs!!)
When I import a CMYK image from another source (one that seems fine in other apps), this PC’s photoshop displays it with a HEAAVY magenta hue…
I’ve basically tried every (!) setting in the color management dialog to no avail. Every setting seems identical to the other PC’s.
Alas, I’m stuck. Can anyone help?
(I’m generally having a hard time with CMYK-related issues on this PC. InDesign makes even the 100% blacks look magenta with color management on, could it be more fundamental?)
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