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Hey all,
I have been having some problems with PS CS lately. I have been trying to edit pictures taken with my Canon Powershot S50. Whenever I open the picture in Photoshop it comes up looking very yellow. I have opened pictures taken with my camera and then some random pictures taken off the internet. Both come out looking yellow. I have a Dell 2005FPW flat panel monitor. I thought that I had some setting messed up in Photoshop so I tried to set the Color Management to Color Management Off. When I tried to open one of my pictures it would come up and say "the document has an embedded color profile that does not match the current RGB working space." If I tell it to "discard the embedded profile" the picture comes up looking normal but if I select "use embedded profile" then it comes up looking a little yellow. When I use the Color Management off setting it lists my RGB working space as "Monitor RGB – Dell 2005FPW Color Profile" if I set it back to the North AMerica General Purpose Defaults setting then it sets my RGB working space to sRGB IEC61966-2.1.
I read some posts here from people that sounded like they similar problems but those posts were 5 years old and were from PS version 4,5 and 6. I decided to try and remove my colorcorrection schemes on my nVidia GeForce 6800 card. I have tried to do several color corrections using Adobe Gamma but haven’t had much success. One thing about this monitor is that it is very bright and I have messed with it a little to make it not as bright. I thought that maybe I messed up the color correction and that was causing Photoshop to adjust my photos when opening them. So then I restored the default color profiles and tried opening the files again. They still look yellow. If I use Windows Picture Viewer to view the photos they look fine. It is only when I open them in photoshop that they turn yellow. Anyone have any idea why this is happening and how I can fix it?
Thanks,
Todd
I have been having some problems with PS CS lately. I have been trying to edit pictures taken with my Canon Powershot S50. Whenever I open the picture in Photoshop it comes up looking very yellow. I have opened pictures taken with my camera and then some random pictures taken off the internet. Both come out looking yellow. I have a Dell 2005FPW flat panel monitor. I thought that I had some setting messed up in Photoshop so I tried to set the Color Management to Color Management Off. When I tried to open one of my pictures it would come up and say "the document has an embedded color profile that does not match the current RGB working space." If I tell it to "discard the embedded profile" the picture comes up looking normal but if I select "use embedded profile" then it comes up looking a little yellow. When I use the Color Management off setting it lists my RGB working space as "Monitor RGB – Dell 2005FPW Color Profile" if I set it back to the North AMerica General Purpose Defaults setting then it sets my RGB working space to sRGB IEC61966-2.1.
I read some posts here from people that sounded like they similar problems but those posts were 5 years old and were from PS version 4,5 and 6. I decided to try and remove my colorcorrection schemes on my nVidia GeForce 6800 card. I have tried to do several color corrections using Adobe Gamma but haven’t had much success. One thing about this monitor is that it is very bright and I have messed with it a little to make it not as bright. I thought that maybe I messed up the color correction and that was causing Photoshop to adjust my photos when opening them. So then I restored the default color profiles and tried opening the files again. They still look yellow. If I use Windows Picture Viewer to view the photos they look fine. It is only when I open them in photoshop that they turn yellow. Anyone have any idea why this is happening and how I can fix it?
Thanks,
Todd
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