david_kirby4

<p>yeah im working and saving my images in sRGB, its just the display settings on my monitor which are customised my my calibration/profile. Im assuming that's the correct workflow - although i tried previewing some images on the latest version of firefox and they still didn't match. bizarre!</p>

Smashing. Ill just stick to

photoshop and let the colours

land where they may haha

I know that other people will see

it differently because they will

be using external devices. I

calibrated my monitor so that I

can say for sure that how ie

dited my scan is as close as

possible to the print I made on

my system. But I cant even get my

jpegs to match up with my

photoshop edits now and its most

infuriating.

I wont be printing though. I know

my images will look different on

other viewing devices, I just

thought calibrating my monitor

would mean on my screen it looks

correct. But as im getting

different colours on the one

system im concerned and ready to

implode!

Dang. Haha, whats the point in

calibrating my monitor then if im

just going to have to save

everything as sRGB which ends up

being a different colour!

That is absolutely bizarre. Youd

think that with windows having

the custom profile installed then

the windows image viewer would

pick that up.

Hi,

 

Thanks for the reply. Surely if

my monitor profile has been

selected on the system then

whatever opens on-screen should

reflect that? Including the

native image viewer?

<p>Hi all,<br /> <br /> I am in massive need of some help. I have recently calibrated and profiled my monitor for the first time using a spyder and im very happy with the end result. I have been going back through some of my photography prints and rescanning them so as to upload to my website. Now, I am having major issues with the images I save as jpeg from photoshop having a colour shift from what they looked like in photoshop (cs5 by the way). I have tried setting different profiles in the colour setting menu, changing profiles on the individual images and everything I can think of. Can anyone shed any light on this issue at all? i am running windows xp pro on a pc system and i am viewing the jpegs in the native image viewer that opens when you preview an jpeg.<br /><br />Thanks in advance.</p>