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01/29/2009 12:52:20 PM · #1 |
I have photoshop installed at home and on my work computer. At work, if I copy an image from the Internet and paste it in to Photoshop, the entire image gets really, REALLY red. I'm not sure what settings are different, and I have tried to change several settings in an attempt to fix the probem, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this?
Scott
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01/29/2009 12:53:31 PM · #2 |
| Make sure you are using the sRGB color profile. That's usually the culprit most other times this has come up. |
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01/29/2009 01:16:31 PM · #3 |
If work PS is set to default colorspace, that would be AdobeRGB, and I have never seen as extreme a color shift as Scott seems to be describing in an sRGB/AdobeRGB conflict; it's usually much more subtle than that. So if "really, REALLY red" is an accurate indicator of the severity of the problem, I doubt it is solely a colorspace issue.
But what do I know? I'm not an expert on this. Perhaps there is some bizarre colorspace that the work edition got set to that *can* account for this extreme shift.
R.
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01/29/2009 01:36:06 PM · #4 |
| What's the setting for when there is no embedded profile? If it's assign to working space that's your culprit. Make sure if you're doing any changes to colour space it's a convert not an assign. |
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01/29/2009 01:40:15 PM · #5 |
I will run some tests on the color profile again in a few minutes and post the results. Let me expound on the problem too. If I open a photo that I uploaded from my home computer, the color shift is still there, although not as bad, but if I crop the photo at work, and then save it, then open the photo in the default windows picture/fax viewer, the color shift is gone. If I copy a photo off the web from someone else (family photos on facebook, for instance). The color shift is much more extreme, and even after saving it, it is still there.
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