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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: yodelyo on January 13, 2006, 03:21:13 am
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hello, when i process images in C1 Pro and then open them in Photoshop CS, they look less saturated and greener, less rich. I have contacted phase one support and they think my color profiles are corrupt and instructed me to delete the profiles in Mac's Utility/ Terminal section. I did what they said ( I think, it was super complicated ) and it still is not fixed. I am going crazy and Phase One is NOT helping, they need to get a phone support line. I think I may have made things worse, now my monitor looks funny, no blacks and kinda light.
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Check if you have the correct profile for your display selected in display preference.
It sounds like it has been deselected and replaced by a default factory profile.
Also check if your display and the right profile(calibrated) is the correct in
Utilitys->Colorcynk->Devices->display.
There is a slight chance that this is not set up right
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Check if you have the correct profile for your display selected in display preference.
It sounds like it has been deselected and replaced by a default factory profile.
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I checked that, it still is Adobe 1998RGB as I want it.
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Check colorcynk as I mentioned in my modifyed reply.
Edit:Did you name the generated profile from your display calibration Adobe 1998RGB???
If not there is your problem right there.
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I checked that, it still is Adobe 1998RGB as I want it.
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The terminal operations may seem a bit daunting at first but it the easiest and fastest way to fix those issues.
Let us know if it helps.
Good luck