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After making changes in ACR(5.0.0.178), I open image as a smart obj in CS4. On one particular image the colors are consistently different. Details: images are tango drum scans (8-bit 200MB Tiff in Ektaspace). I have tried different color spaces (in ACR WorkFlow options) and different PS spaces and rendering intents but they produce the same inconsistent results. Here are combinations I’ve tried:
In ACR: aRGB and in PS: aRGB/Perceptual as well as aRGB/Rel-Colormetric. In ACR: ProPhoto and in PS: ProPhoto/Perceptual as well as ProPhoto/Rel-Colormetric. In each of these 4 cases, after changing the PS color settings I close PS. I then opened the image (from Bridge) in ACR. I then set the WorkFlow color space and open in PS as a smart object. I then re-opened the image in ACR so that I can view it side-by-side with the image that is now in PS.
Prior to my recently getting CS4, I did not work in ACR and did all adjustments in PS and while this may have been happening I would not have noticed it. I really like the ACR adjustments except that I’m not maintaining consistent colors when I move to PS to do adjustments with layers.
In ACR: aRGB and in PS: aRGB/Perceptual as well as aRGB/Rel-Colormetric. In ACR: ProPhoto and in PS: ProPhoto/Perceptual as well as ProPhoto/Rel-Colormetric. In each of these 4 cases, after changing the PS color settings I close PS. I then opened the image (from Bridge) in ACR. I then set the WorkFlow color space and open in PS as a smart object. I then re-opened the image in ACR so that I can view it side-by-side with the image that is now in PS.
Prior to my recently getting CS4, I did not work in ACR and did all adjustments in PS and while this may have been happening I would not have noticed it. I really like the ACR adjustments except that I’m not maintaining consistent colors when I move to PS to do adjustments with layers.
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