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hey folks,
I am having a very hard time with this one. For 3 days now i’ve been trying to fix my problem and I ran out of ideas. I can’t find the real problem so I can’t
fix it. Alright so here is my problem:
< http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/clos3d/bad-gradient.jpg> <http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/clos3d/Untitled-1.jpg>
See how the gradient isnt smooth at all? It look like my color arent really 32bits, but it is on 32. And painting in dark area I can get some very messy pixel
with purple/green color(very subtile).
This is what I did:
Replacing my color profile (ICC and within photoshop it self) Re-installing photoshop
Formating
Replacing my graphic card
Changing monitors
Trying on my friend computer.
None of the above worked. Changing monitors on my computers did no effect at all. I went to my friend place and try my monitor there and it was fucked up as well
(wich I am really confuse about now).
So where I end up with is: Can my monitors affect the whole way how my image is gonna be rendered?
My monitors is a LG L204WT and the driver it self dosent match with photoshop so I have to leave it with the plug N’ play driver.
Everything is up-to-date and I just can’t think anymore…. So if anyone have a clue hook me up!
Thanks for your time.
This is my spec:
Nvidia 6600GT
AMD athlon 3000+ 64 processor
1gb RAM
LG L204WT Digital Cable.
Using:
Photoshop cs2
Windows XP professional.
I am having a very hard time with this one. For 3 days now i’ve been trying to fix my problem and I ran out of ideas. I can’t find the real problem so I can’t
fix it. Alright so here is my problem:
< http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/clos3d/bad-gradient.jpg> <http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/clos3d/Untitled-1.jpg>
See how the gradient isnt smooth at all? It look like my color arent really 32bits, but it is on 32. And painting in dark area I can get some very messy pixel
with purple/green color(very subtile).
This is what I did:
Replacing my color profile (ICC and within photoshop it self) Re-installing photoshop
Formating
Replacing my graphic card
Changing monitors
Trying on my friend computer.
None of the above worked. Changing monitors on my computers did no effect at all. I went to my friend place and try my monitor there and it was fucked up as well
(wich I am really confuse about now).
So where I end up with is: Can my monitors affect the whole way how my image is gonna be rendered?
My monitors is a LG L204WT and the driver it self dosent match with photoshop so I have to leave it with the plug N’ play driver.
Everything is up-to-date and I just can’t think anymore…. So if anyone have a clue hook me up!
Thanks for your time.
This is my spec:
Nvidia 6600GT
AMD athlon 3000+ 64 processor
1gb RAM
LG L204WT Digital Cable.
Using:
Photoshop cs2
Windows XP professional.
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