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Hi all,
I’ve had this problem for a long time. My gray scale isnt actually gray… its more black to yellowish to white instead of black to gray to white.
I managed to fix this problem in Photoshop CS by changing the RGB field under the Working Space section in color settings from sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to Monitor RGB.
I have recently installed CS3 and the problem came back and no matter which RGB color setting I use it won’t get fixed.
<http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/710/testdx9.jpg> Here is an image showing what I mean. The top bar is what it looks like while I’m working on it in CS3 and the bottom bar shows what it comes out as after I save (or when working in CS).
Although it shows up that way on CS3, when I save it comes out fine.
Any ideas?
I’ve had this problem for a long time. My gray scale isnt actually gray… its more black to yellowish to white instead of black to gray to white.
I managed to fix this problem in Photoshop CS by changing the RGB field under the Working Space section in color settings from sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to Monitor RGB.
I have recently installed CS3 and the problem came back and no matter which RGB color setting I use it won’t get fixed.
<http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/710/testdx9.jpg> Here is an image showing what I mean. The top bar is what it looks like while I’m working on it in CS3 and the bottom bar shows what it comes out as after I save (or when working in CS).
Although it shows up that way on CS3, when I save it comes out fine.
Any ideas?
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