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Jul 28, 2007 09:47 |  #1

im havibng a problem i have not discovered until i started using a dslr with raw. i have ps7 with camera raw plug in. in photoshop, my images have much less contrast and saturation. when i save them as jpegs and tiffs (the only formats ive tried) the image is saved and when viewed it is much more contrasty and dark. is there any way i can fix this?

maybe i made it too complicated:

1. import image

2. edit image

3. save image

4. image doesnt look the way i edited it, too dark/contrasty and more saturation


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Jul 28, 2007 10:19 |  #2

Are you converting to aRGB, or sRGB? If aRGB, try converting one to sRGB & see if there's still a difference when you view them after.


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Jul 28, 2007 16:03 |  #3

Yep. My guess is also a color manegement error. Have a read in the link from my sig.


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