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I am using CS3 under Vista Ultimate.
I’d be grateful for help with a couple of problems:
1. When I customise my color settings the customisarion is not sticking – that is, when I save the customisation, close the settings box and reopen it – the settings have returned to North America General Purpose 2. Similarly, if I load a customised setting it has always reverted to North American General Purpose 2 when I next look at the color settings.
2. For reasons I don’t understand, recent photos have started to look over saturated with a blue shift when I Save (them) For The Web. My work is all for the internet and my workflow is all sRGB. That’s why I am surprised by the colour problem. It’s definitely something to do with the colour profile of the photo I am working on – when I take photos I have worked on a few weeks ago there is no colour shift when I Save for Web. I have converted the problem photo to sRGB but that has not solved the problem. I know I’m doing something dumb but I can’t work out what it is or how to rescue the photo I have been working on.
Thanks for any help.
David
I’d be grateful for help with a couple of problems:
1. When I customise my color settings the customisarion is not sticking – that is, when I save the customisation, close the settings box and reopen it – the settings have returned to North America General Purpose 2. Similarly, if I load a customised setting it has always reverted to North American General Purpose 2 when I next look at the color settings.
2. For reasons I don’t understand, recent photos have started to look over saturated with a blue shift when I Save (them) For The Web. My work is all for the internet and my workflow is all sRGB. That’s why I am surprised by the colour problem. It’s definitely something to do with the colour profile of the photo I am working on – when I take photos I have worked on a few weeks ago there is no colour shift when I Save for Web. I have converted the problem photo to sRGB but that has not solved the problem. I know I’m doing something dumb but I can’t work out what it is or how to rescue the photo I have been working on.
Thanks for any help.
David
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