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I was wondering if anyone has encountered this problem.
I bought a Pantone Huey Pro color calibrator for my Macbook Pro and I seem to be having some issues with the way Photoshop is handling it.
I calibrated my monitor and everything looks perfect. Colors look balanced and nice. However I seem to be having some issues with Photoshop. I will open an image in photoshop, edit it a bunch, etc. The image looks perfect on my screen. Colors look great, contrast, etc. Everything just like i want it.
So i save it and post it up on the web. However it has become apparent that what i am seeing is completely different than what my friend sees and so on. He is saying my pictures look weird and overly saturated and warm. Yet on my screen they look great. I don’t know what to do. I am a graphic designer and aspiring photographer yet i can’t trust my screen.
Here is one image: < http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/6484/27038vs047122616loco pyua0.jpg>
On my screen this looks good. I have no idea what it looks like on others.
Do i have to change photoshop’s color settings or export the images a certain way?
Thanks in advance,
Cameron
I bought a Pantone Huey Pro color calibrator for my Macbook Pro and I seem to be having some issues with the way Photoshop is handling it.
I calibrated my monitor and everything looks perfect. Colors look balanced and nice. However I seem to be having some issues with Photoshop. I will open an image in photoshop, edit it a bunch, etc. The image looks perfect on my screen. Colors look great, contrast, etc. Everything just like i want it.
So i save it and post it up on the web. However it has become apparent that what i am seeing is completely different than what my friend sees and so on. He is saying my pictures look weird and overly saturated and warm. Yet on my screen they look great. I don’t know what to do. I am a graphic designer and aspiring photographer yet i can’t trust my screen.
Here is one image: < http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/6484/27038vs047122616loco pyua0.jpg>
On my screen this looks good. I have no idea what it looks like on others.
Do i have to change photoshop’s color settings or export the images a certain way?
Thanks in advance,
Cameron
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