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Hi friends,
After reinstalling my whole system, the color of documents content appear totally wrong inside CS3 applications (Phothshop and InDesign). An image inside Photoshop looks reddish-grayish, for instance, but it shows perfectly correct in the Save-for-web window (within the same Photoshop). Outside CS3 the colors are just fine.
I know this has something to do with color management which should somehow be controlled by Bridge, and my guess is that Photoshop is doing its best to somehow compenste for something, but I don’t know how to fix it. The Color Settings preferences panel shows a nice "Synchronized" icon, but when I play around with the settings, they don’t affect the image (even when "preview" is on).
Does anybody have a clue? Thanks so much in advance for a quick reply, as this is keeping me from my work…
Eyal
After reinstalling my whole system, the color of documents content appear totally wrong inside CS3 applications (Phothshop and InDesign). An image inside Photoshop looks reddish-grayish, for instance, but it shows perfectly correct in the Save-for-web window (within the same Photoshop). Outside CS3 the colors are just fine.
I know this has something to do with color management which should somehow be controlled by Bridge, and my guess is that Photoshop is doing its best to somehow compenste for something, but I don’t know how to fix it. The Color Settings preferences panel shows a nice "Synchronized" icon, but when I play around with the settings, they don’t affect the image (even when "preview" is on).
Does anybody have a clue? Thanks so much in advance for a quick reply, as this is keeping me from my work…
Eyal
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