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Hi there I’m sure this question has been asked before, but I cant find it. So please forgive me if this has been repeated time and time again.
I am using CS2 and have to say a bit of a newbee. But the trouble is this. I open a NEF file (camera raw) and make no changes to it at all. And open it again into CS then I say it as a PSD. Now I can work on it.
I reduce the size and then save as JPG. but when I view the JPG on the web it looks totally different, the colours are less punchy, and the image is flat looking. Saturation is less to.
Now when I change the view proof setting cymk to moniter or windows, then I get the same JPG look in CS2 as the saved as JPG.
So I’m a little confused about which
I have the warning signs come up about colour management do I colour manage or not. & if I do then how do I get the output images (jpgs) to look like they do on the screen?
I am using CS2 and have to say a bit of a newbee. But the trouble is this. I open a NEF file (camera raw) and make no changes to it at all. And open it again into CS then I say it as a PSD. Now I can work on it.
I reduce the size and then save as JPG. but when I view the JPG on the web it looks totally different, the colours are less punchy, and the image is flat looking. Saturation is less to.
Now when I change the view proof setting cymk to moniter or windows, then I get the same JPG look in CS2 as the saved as JPG.
So I’m a little confused about which
I have the warning signs come up about colour management do I colour manage or not. & if I do then how do I get the output images (jpgs) to look like they do on the screen?
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