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"Sir F. A. Rien" wrote in message
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On Oct 16, 3:52 pm, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:
Peter found these unused words:
On Oct 15, 1:15 am, david johnson wrote:
On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 18:37:21 -0700 (PDT), Peter
wrote:
I just got CS5 and put it on a new Windows 7 computer. When I open any
photo in PS, it has a pinkish hue. The hue is not there when I open with windows picture viewer and it does not print with the pinkish hue. Is there a setting I need to change? It appears in CMYK and RGB mode.
Thanks,
Peter
you need to check your colour matching with the monitor, so darn annoying. and can get complicated if you don’t have the gear. most people don’t but most people don’t need to have it. Check the colour profile of the monitor and the colour profile of the documents.
is it just cs5? if your other whites on the same pink say in internet explorer then its definately the colour profile for the monitor that need to have the correct one installed.
Thank you. It does seem to happen with other programs. I’ll have to look into the color profile issue.
Peter
You can download "Adobe Gamma" which will set a profile for your monitor if
you can’t find a ‘standard’ match in the selection list.
I all ways used Firefox to do stuff on the Computer.
Duh … so what?
Firefox is a BROWSER
Adobe Gamma is a monitor colour ‘calibration’.
… Kirk Splaat
I am a dreaded "lurker" who never posts…but, I had a very similar problem with
Win 7 and it was my display driver. I try to stay up with the latest drivers and one driver (after an update)
caused this problem….so if there isn’t an update for your driver…try doing to rollback
to a previous driver.
Might not be it…but I thought I would try to help.
Good luck I know it’s frustrating as hell.
Teresa
