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I’ve a problem with viewing images with colourspace Adobe RGB (1998), which looks very strange to me.
I have calibrated my monitor with this test image:
http://www.johannes-leckebusch.de/temp/MonitortestbildAdobeR GB.png
All steps looks äquidistant (properly distributed and distinctable). As bridge says, there is the Adobe RGB colourspace included.
If I load this image in CS, then they grey scale looks correct, but the colours are clipped at the high end. Espacially the three red bars on the right side are quite indistinctable. If I switch to "proof" with my monitor colourprofile, the picture looks correctly.
Almost the same happens with photographs from my Canon 300D ("Rebel"), taken with Adobe RGB. Bridge also shows the pictures with to strong colours.
Most other programs do show the test image correct, e. g. MS-IE, XnView, IrfanView. Only the "Preview" of Windows XP does also show that squeezed colors.
Is there no way to show Adobe RGB pictures in CS2 correctly after loading?
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Jödel.
I have calibrated my monitor with this test image:
http://www.johannes-leckebusch.de/temp/MonitortestbildAdobeR GB.png
All steps looks äquidistant (properly distributed and distinctable). As bridge says, there is the Adobe RGB colourspace included.
If I load this image in CS, then they grey scale looks correct, but the colours are clipped at the high end. Espacially the three red bars on the right side are quite indistinctable. If I switch to "proof" with my monitor colourprofile, the picture looks correctly.
Almost the same happens with photographs from my Canon 300D ("Rebel"), taken with Adobe RGB. Bridge also shows the pictures with to strong colours.
Most other programs do show the test image correct, e. g. MS-IE, XnView, IrfanView. Only the "Preview" of Windows XP does also show that squeezed colors.
Is there no way to show Adobe RGB pictures in CS2 correctly after loading?
—
Jödel.
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