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Hello,
I just built a new windows computer and installed the Adobe CS1 Suite (Educational Version). In my old computer, I had the regular version of psd CS (although it’s my understanding the educational version is identical?).
Anyway, photoshop is displaying grey/black as sepia/dark brownish red. I thought at first it was the color profile I set up for my monitor, however the colors look ok in Illustrator or any other program. It’s ONLY in Photoshop that the colors are off. I’ve tried different color settings/profiles in Photoshop (even some of the weird ones) and don’t even see a difference.
I have some color sensitive work I need to get done and I’m in a panic! Please help!
Jacqueline
I just built a new windows computer and installed the Adobe CS1 Suite (Educational Version). In my old computer, I had the regular version of psd CS (although it’s my understanding the educational version is identical?).
Anyway, photoshop is displaying grey/black as sepia/dark brownish red. I thought at first it was the color profile I set up for my monitor, however the colors look ok in Illustrator or any other program. It’s ONLY in Photoshop that the colors are off. I’ve tried different color settings/profiles in Photoshop (even some of the weird ones) and don’t even see a difference.
I have some color sensitive work I need to get done and I’m in a panic! Please help!
Jacqueline
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