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OK, I’m at my wits end. I have a good grasp of colour management but this one I just can’t figure out. Basically, the colours in photoshop (and photoshop only, no other apps) look incorrect.
For example. If I open photoshop, do a screen grab, and paste it into a new rgb document with the sRGB colourspace, the colours have way too much red/magenta. The only way I can get the colour to look correct again is if I turn on Proof Colours with the monitor profile (created with my eye 1 display) selected. By default, the colours are all wrong.
However, if I then save for web, the colours look fine int eh save for web preview screen (save for web exports to sRGB by default and so this is the correct behaviour).
Note that assigning a new colourspace to the document does not fix the issue.
None of my other apps have trouble showing the correct colour. Not iView, not ACDSee, not BreezeBrowser, not Capture One. Just photoshop.
I can’t for the life of me fisure this out. Does anyone have any magic silver bullet for me to try? I’ve read the relevant bits in "Real World COlour Management" and still I get this issue.
….Mike
For example. If I open photoshop, do a screen grab, and paste it into a new rgb document with the sRGB colourspace, the colours have way too much red/magenta. The only way I can get the colour to look correct again is if I turn on Proof Colours with the monitor profile (created with my eye 1 display) selected. By default, the colours are all wrong.
However, if I then save for web, the colours look fine int eh save for web preview screen (save for web exports to sRGB by default and so this is the correct behaviour).
Note that assigning a new colourspace to the document does not fix the issue.
None of my other apps have trouble showing the correct colour. Not iView, not ACDSee, not BreezeBrowser, not Capture One. Just photoshop.
I can’t for the life of me fisure this out. Does anyone have any magic silver bullet for me to try? I’ve read the relevant bits in "Real World COlour Management" and still I get this issue.
….Mike
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