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I recently got a new screen, an LG Flatron L1715S for christmas. When starting Photoshop CS, I got a warning message which I cannot remember in context, but it referred to the screen color profile not being set for Photoshop, or something along those lines. I got the opportunity to ignore the warning or use it anyway, so I just clicked use it anyway and selected that the warning should not be displayed again.
Anyway, I’ve noticed that all my images become slightly more red in Photoshop when opening them up. I can draw just like normally, but when checking the image in the save to web preview, the colors have reverted back from the red tone to the normal colors. That is, "white" actually looks white instead of bright red.
Also, I tried to take a print screen of my canvas filled with white, paste it into a new image, take a screenshot of that pasted image, paste it into another and repeat the process for a few times. The result was that the original canvas shown after 5-6 times of copying and pasting the whole screen, was extremely red-toned. In other words, Photoshop does add a red tone to my images for some reason, it’s not just some display error.
Thanks in advance for your help!
– Chris Hagg
Anyway, I’ve noticed that all my images become slightly more red in Photoshop when opening them up. I can draw just like normally, but when checking the image in the save to web preview, the colors have reverted back from the red tone to the normal colors. That is, "white" actually looks white instead of bright red.
Also, I tried to take a print screen of my canvas filled with white, paste it into a new image, take a screenshot of that pasted image, paste it into another and repeat the process for a few times. The result was that the original canvas shown after 5-6 times of copying and pasting the whole screen, was extremely red-toned. In other words, Photoshop does add a red tone to my images for some reason, it’s not just some display error.
Thanks in advance for your help!
– Chris Hagg
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