I have this problem and i think it has to do with a color profile but i am just not sure how to set it up.
I create my psd with a bunch of layers and i have to save it as a flat .bmp file, well when i do that and open up the saved .bmp file, the color for example from light blue goes to purple.
the only solution so far is to do a bunch of cutting and pasting from one file to the next to finally arrive at a reasonable .bmp file
is there a way to save your .psd files into .bmps so the colors never change once you flatten the .psd?
#1
I have this problem and i think it has to do with a color profile but i am just not sure how to set it up.
I create my psd with a bunch of layers and i have to save it as a flat .bmp file, well when i do that and open up the saved .bmp file, the color for example from light blue goes to purple.
the only solution so far is to do a bunch of cutting and pasting from one file to the next to finally arrive at a reasonable .bmp file
is there a way to save your .psd files into .bmps so the colors never change once you flatten the .psd?
#2
Are you opening the file outside of Photoshop?
PS is colour managed wheras the rest of your image viewing programs - including Internet Explorere - are not.
You need to recalibrate your monitor using Adobe Gamma (for CRTs) or a third party profiling solution.
#3
Also BMPs don't support ICC profiles.
So if you file is not using your working, that information is lost
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