Make Photoshop Not Touch Color in CS2

I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.
I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.
I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.

I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.
I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

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I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

Step 1: In the Color Preferences dialog, tell Photoshop to discard any embedded profiles.

Step 2: When you save your file, do not save the file with an embedded profile.

That’s it; you’re done.

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Photography, kink, polyamory, shareware, and more: all at http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

Would a web browser use an embedded profile?
I think it’s more of a colour space issue.

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I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.
I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

edit >preferences> turn off color mgmt OR

OR when the dialog box comes up
say leave it as is (color profile)
do not assign a different one when saving

web images use sRGB you could set preferences to that space do your saving in Image Ready which only uses web color spaces
OR assign colors by number using #101010 etc to match your website colors

In article <esi14b$jas$1$>,
"Toobi Won Kenobi" wrote:

Would a web browser use an embedded profile?
I think it’s more of a colour space issue.

Some Web browsers do, some don’t.

Color space is irrelevant in this case if there is no profile. i suspect what may be happening is the original poster is opening files which contain a profile he does not know about, and Photoshop is set to convert from that profile to whatever his working space is, which is changing the color in his images.

"tacit" wrote in message

In article <esi14b$jas$1$>,
"Toobi Won Kenobi" wrote:

Would a web browser use an embedded profile?
I think it’s more of a colour space issue.

Some Web browsers do, some don’t.

Color space is irrelevant in this case if there is no profile. i suspect what may be happening is the original poster is opening files which contain a profile he does not know about, and Photoshop is set to convert from that profile to whatever his working space is, which is changing the color in his images.

This covers all the bases. I think Tacit may have the answer.

OR assign colors by number using #101010 etc to match your website colors

KatWoman wrote:

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I’ve tried and tried to search for the answer to my question. Can someone please explain, step by step, how to make photoshop leave color alone?

I have a website with multiple images. I want to edit a single image. I don’t care how the colors look in photoshop to my eye, as long as the photos are the same and photoshop doesn’t mess with the ones that are there. If photoshop does adjust the color, then it will not match all the other photos I haven’t edited in photoshop.
I try to turn of color management, but it doesn’t matter. Once I save the file, it is forever changed and no longer the same color as everything else. I never had this problem before I upgraded to Photoshop CS2.

I’ve tried to read about color management – many times. I just can’t seem to find a way to make photoshop leave my colors alone.
Thanks!

edit >preferences> turn off color mgmt OR

OR when the dialog box comes up
say leave it as is (color profile)
do not assign a different one when saving

web images use sRGB you could set preferences to that space do your saving in Image Ready which only uses web color spaces
OR assign colors by number using #101010 etc to match your website colors

what does that mean? using websafe colors?

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