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I just updated to Windows Vista Ultimate on a 64-bit machine. I have an Eizo CE240W monitor and calibrate with Gretag-Macbeth’s Eye-One.
I was processing my first job and noticed a huge difference in the way the photos looked in Bridge than they did in in ACR and Photoshop.
The colors in bridge are much more saturated and red.
I’ve synchronized my color settings (my default RGB is ProPhoto RGB).
So, I’m guessing that Bridge renders thumbnails and previews in some other color space (sRGB maybe?).
Any workflow tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Lincoln
I was processing my first job and noticed a huge difference in the way the photos looked in Bridge than they did in in ACR and Photoshop.
The colors in bridge are much more saturated and red.
I’ve synchronized my color settings (my default RGB is ProPhoto RGB).
So, I’m guessing that Bridge renders thumbnails and previews in some other color space (sRGB maybe?).
Any workflow tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Lincoln
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