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Color Mismatch Between Lightroom And Photoshop

 
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Apr 26, 2007 15:39 |  #16

The culprit revealed.

I tried resetting Photoshop to it's factory defaults (ctrl-alt-shift during startup). The next time I opened photoshop I was presented with an error 'The monitor profile L24TW appears invalid' and I had an option to either ignore it or use it anyways and a check box to save the preferance.

If I select to ignore it, I get the bluish tint. If I 'Use it anyways' I get the normal colors. I don't recall seeing the box before but either I set to save the preferance myself and forgot about it or it somehow got set like that. Either way that was the problem, as long as I use the profile my colors are fine.

Thanks for the help and suggestions guys, I really appreciate it.
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Apr 26, 2007 15:46 |  #17

Twitch1977 wrote in post #3109457 (external link)
'The monitor profile L24TW appears invalid'

Sounds like a good time to ....

René Damkot wrote in post #3108071 (external link)
try and go to my post here: There are a few links to test your monitors profile.


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