Photoshop CC Vibrance display anomaly

[Peter McLennan]

Suddenly, any adjustment I make using the Vibrance control under "Image|Adjustments|Vibrance"  (not in the ACR filter), results in areas of the image turning pink and losing all detail.  Like this:



Even a plus or minus 1 point creates this effect.  The same display results with any change to the Saturation slider under Image|Adjustments|Vibrance, too.

Is this something I've done?  Inadvertently turned on a switch in the interface? 

Any ideas what's causing this? 

[Robert Ardill]

Works fine for me.  I suggest you reset the preferences and try again.

Robert

[fdisilvestro]

This is an issue that has been reported in the past with no clear solutions. Some things to check

- Working color space - is it one of the standard (sRGB, AdobeRGB, Prophoto RGB)
- Display profile - might be corrupted
- GPU - turn off/on

Have you installed any new software lately that might interfere with the graphics display?

Some other related discussions

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/718172

https://forums.adobe.com/message/3394706#3394706

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1073862?tstart=0

[Peter McLennan]

Francisco, THANK YOU!  And thank you, too Robert.  Even if your suggestion didn't help, it's appreciated.

Someone, (guess who?) had inadvertently specified a printer profile for my working space.  Your links led me to the possibility and told me what to look for.  I re-selected my monitor profile and all is well again.