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I am utterly confused.
I shoot in srgb space. My Monitor is calibrated using spider express. I have assigned the spider express color profile to the monitor. The colors in lightoom and photoshop now look different from picasa, and irfan view. I can make photoshop match the colors of picasa, by asking it to ignore the imbeded profile. I dont even know how to do that in lightroom. However, when I upload to web, I want the images to look the same as they do as I see them on my monitor. Which program is displaying the correct color? how can I resolve this? thank you. |
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PS and LR are displaying the right colors, because they are color managed. When you tell PS to ignore the embedded profile you are turning off the color management making PS like Picasa and Irfanview and Internet Explorer and Firefox. They do not show the real colors. Color management is important for printing and for images transferred to another computer with a profiled monitor and a color managed program. However, the vast majority of people who see what you have posted to the web will see them with IE or FF and an unprofiled monitor. It is impossible to know exactly what they will see. In all liklihood it will be slightly different from what you see. The best you can do is try to keep the colors in the right ballpark by being sure your image is in sRGB space since that is the standard that monitor makers are supposed to aim for.
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Make sure the only place the monitor profile is used is within windows, not within photoshop. Read the color management sticky at the top of this forum.
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thanks everyone. I have read the sticky at the top. the irony is I have the same color management on my laptop, but no difference in color between lightroom and irfan view.
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That means that your table-top monitor is, even after calibration, well off from sRGB while the laptop is close to it. Usually it's the other way around.
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Hi, I am having a similar issue with some photographs I took at a wedding. Where is the Sticky? I don't see it. Thanks
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