This is only recently started happening on my living room "surf" computer/tv, which uses a 42in plasma display, not on my primary editing puter. And, yes, it's also calibrated using an G-M Eyeone2. When I open an image in Nikon Capture 4.4, or PS-CS2, there's a distinct color shift in my image, to red in this case. The same image opened in N View or even Windows Picture Viewer doesn't exhibit this behavior. What's wierd is if the color management settings are the same for both N View and NC4.4, as they say they are, then why do they look different in ea program? I'm attaching screen grabs from PS, then Win Pic Viewer so you can hopefully clearly see what's going on here. I'm also attaching a grab of my PS Color Settings. I'm completely stumped! Any help would be appreciated. Proper color rendering in Win Pic viewer: {} Color shift in PS-CS: View attachment 96026 PS color settings: View attachment 96027
Thanks Lisa, but as advised my the Gretag-McBeth video tutorial on PS color management I recently watched, I have PS set to ask if I want to set my working space to Adobe RGB or use the embedded colorspace, which, in this case is sRGB. I used to have my working space set to sRGB, but the change over to Adobe RGB hasn't made any difference is this anomaly. It was doing this before I recently made the change.
We have seen this happen, a few times in pscs2, asked about it once, the answer was, that how the programs algothrthim, interupts the color. I actually believe, it has something to do with some inocuous setting, in your computer some place. If you really want an explanation, call Adobe tech support.
