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Hello all,
I did search the forums & on-line help for this but I still do not seem to have an answer that works for me, and I am new to Photoshop so I am guessing I just have some basic setting wrong:
When I open a picture in Photoshop CS it changes all the colors to a very green/cyan color cast that I must spend quite a while correcting. I have calibrated my monitor & printer using the Monaco calibrator (which seems to be the first recommendation I found in all the searches).
The thing that has me confused is that Photoshop CS is the only program that this occurs in: I also have Elements 3 (which I purchased before deciding I wanted the full power of CS) and when I open the same images in Elements the colors all appear as expected – not needing correction. It does not matter if I am opening a TIFF, JPEG or Camera Raw file, Photoshop CS turns it into a green & cyan mess.
The other reason I am convinced it is not just a monitor calibration issue is that if I print the picture out of Photoshop right after opening it (without doing any correction to the colors) it comes out as a green & cyan print – just as displayed.
Any help will be appreciated.
For the record I am using:
Photoshop CS
Windows XP Pro
1 GB of RAM.
Thanks,
John
I did search the forums & on-line help for this but I still do not seem to have an answer that works for me, and I am new to Photoshop so I am guessing I just have some basic setting wrong:
When I open a picture in Photoshop CS it changes all the colors to a very green/cyan color cast that I must spend quite a while correcting. I have calibrated my monitor & printer using the Monaco calibrator (which seems to be the first recommendation I found in all the searches).
The thing that has me confused is that Photoshop CS is the only program that this occurs in: I also have Elements 3 (which I purchased before deciding I wanted the full power of CS) and when I open the same images in Elements the colors all appear as expected – not needing correction. It does not matter if I am opening a TIFF, JPEG or Camera Raw file, Photoshop CS turns it into a green & cyan mess.
The other reason I am convinced it is not just a monitor calibration issue is that if I print the picture out of Photoshop right after opening it (without doing any correction to the colors) it comes out as a green & cyan print – just as displayed.
Any help will be appreciated.
For the record I am using:
Photoshop CS
Windows XP Pro
1 GB of RAM.
Thanks,
John
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