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Hey, all.
I recently pulled a bunch of RAWs from my camera, made the adjustments I needed, and then saved them as 16bpp TIFF.
I then exited PS, and went to browse the images with an older version of ACDSee. The saturation in the images was way off. It was so bad I had to go back into PS, and increase the saturation to +30 so that it would look ‘normal’ when viewing outside of PS.
I’d like to not have to do this, but I’m not clear on what would be causing this discrepancy. I have not made use of any color profiles for anything, so I would *think* that PS would behave the same as any other app, in terms of the colors that it displays.
Can someone suggest what might be at work here?
Thanks for all suggestions…
BD
I recently pulled a bunch of RAWs from my camera, made the adjustments I needed, and then saved them as 16bpp TIFF.
I then exited PS, and went to browse the images with an older version of ACDSee. The saturation in the images was way off. It was so bad I had to go back into PS, and increase the saturation to +30 so that it would look ‘normal’ when viewing outside of PS.
I’d like to not have to do this, but I’m not clear on what would be causing this discrepancy. I have not made use of any color profiles for anything, so I would *think* that PS would behave the same as any other app, in terms of the colors that it displays.
Can someone suggest what might be at work here?
Thanks for all suggestions…
BD
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