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Same color profile prob 1212 Responses
Last post: 2 months, 3 weeks ago | Thread started: Sep 7, 08, 9:52 p.m.
- meffid
Who has a new imac that can share how they've set up their CS3, and display color profiles?
This is goddamn ridiculous.
Have my system prefs display profile set to imac and in PS rgb is on sRGB and when I'm saving out to web it's lighter in jpg than in the PSD no matter what I do.
- Sep 7, 08, 9:52 p.m. – Permalink
- jedipunk
save it out as sRGB, as I understand it (however limited my understanding is), most of the browsers display using sRGB. When I save out of photoshop using "Save for web and devices" the preview that photoshop serves up in the Save for web dialogue box is always washed out compared to what I was working on. However when you open the file in preview / safari / photoshop after saving for web the colours display correctly.
The profile your imac has for its display is there to make it display the colours as true as possible for that particular screen i.e. Red displays red rather than pink or orange. I custom profile the screens on my work machine once a month but my files stay in sRGB. Never use your screen profile as a document profile as that screen profile is exclusively for your LCD panel and can look terrible on another screen.
Hope that helps
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 10:18 p.m. – Permalink
- jedipunk
yeah, that's the one. sRGB working/document space inside your design app's is a 'safe' constant that is a accepted globally. Pretty much everything else is against you i.e. different gamma between pc and mac, old browsers not respecting colour spaces, some guy that has set his brightness and contrast to suit counter strike for maximum kills etc...
sRGB in PS will be path of least resistance for you (in my opinion :D)
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 10:56 p.m. – Permalink
- utopian2
I just purchased a new iMac last week, after transfering my entire drive from an older PowerBook Adobes CS3 was fucked! I had to call Adobe three time to get get the software validated and working properly, pain in the ass to say the least! I could not get my color profiles working properly at all, I had to reconfigure them from scratch, fuck Adobe!
Good Luck
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 11:01 p.m. – Permalink
- October
i have the same problem.
http://www.qbn.com/topics/561931…never found a fix to it. just calibrated my monitor as close as i can get and said fuck it.
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 11:01 p.m. – Permalink
- meffid
Time for another visit to www.dearadobe.com
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 11:09 p.m. – Permalink
- jedipunk
Cool, now you have a constant (and consistent) working space. So if you end up buying a calibration device to correct the inevitable changes that a screen goes through as it ages, your work will not be effected, only how true your screen displays colours will be effected.
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 11:21 p.m. – Permalink
- Dancer
Erm.
I maybe missing something here but does this colour shift happen when only saving for web?Have you tried: In the "save for web" dialogue window there is an arrow. Click it and it offers you a load of profiles. Just click "same as working space"/"document profile" (guessing but something similar)
- Dog-earSep 7, 08, 11:48 p.m. – Permalink
