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12/29/2006 09:46:57 AM · #1 |
I started noticing recently that when I save imges as a jpeg in Photoshop they lose a little bit of saturation. Even black an white images come out a little bit flatter. This happens even if I open a jpeg, make no changes, and save it as a copy. I'm not sure if this has been happening since I switched to CS2 a few weeks ago, or if it's only happening in CS3.
Does anyone else see this, and/or can tell me what I'm doing wrong? I am always using 8-bit color in RGB mode. I have been using 7.0 up until recently, so maybe there's some changes in the color processing that I'm not aware of?
Thanks.
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12/29/2006 09:53:09 AM · #2 |
What color space are you in?
The camera can have one (usually sRGB) and you can set it in PS as well -you don't want to be changing these around.
Labs and the web use sRGB, so that's all you really need. Some inkjet printers can use Adobe RGB, and it a slightly larger colorspace, but anytime you convert to color spaces something has to eitehr be thrown out or added from thin air - neither is a good scenario for accurate colors.
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12/29/2006 10:21:20 AM · #3 |
Under 'Color Settings' and 'Working Spaces', it says sRGB for the RGB value. My camera is set to Natural: sRGB.
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12/29/2006 10:33:39 AM · #4 |
Under View, is "Proof Colors" checked? If so, that's your problem. Uncheck it.
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12/29/2006 10:48:29 AM · #5 |
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