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I can't see blue colors in Photoshop!

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Jan 29th 2007#176098 Report
Member since: Jan 29th 2007
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For some reason, just in photoshop, any time I open a picture with blues or try to select blue as a color, it turns into purple. No where in the program can I do anything with blue. But if I save the image using blue (which still appears to be purple) it will be blue outside of photoshop.

This is pretty annoying and it might just be a setting or something that I don't know.

Any help? Thanks.
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Jan 29th 2007#176099 Report
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
Posts: 2237
Most likely a color managment problem..

What version PS?
What OS?
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Jan 29th 2007#176101 Report
Member since: Jan 29th 2007
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Photoshop CS2.
Windows XP Home.

Thanks.
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Jan 30th 2007#176107 Report
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
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Alright first things first, go into PS EDIT > COLOR SETTINGS

Open the top dropdown menu and select "North American General Purpose" Click ok and see if that helps.
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Jan 30th 2007#176113 Report
Member since: Jan 29th 2007
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It was already set there. On another forum someone suggested this:

You need to profile your monitor using Adobe Gamma or a third party profiling device.

Have a look here for more on colour management: http://www.computer-darkroom.com



I'll look into it a little later on. Does that sound right though?
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Jan 30th 2007#176116 Report
Member since: Apr 5th 2001
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No, that doesn't sound right to me.
It isn't your monitor that is acting up, since you said you are only experiencing problems in Photoshop. I'm pretty sure you have activated a profile somewhere in Photoshop.
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Jan 30th 2007#176120 Report
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
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I'm with NL, if the problem isn't present across the entire windows Os I don't think its Gamma.

Can you get a screen shot of the Color Setting dialog and post it?

You might also just try setting the 3 color managment drop down menus to "none" and see if that cures the problem. If it does I know where to go from there.
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Jan 30th 2007#176122 Report
Member since: Jun 1st 2005
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You may need to reinstall the package if you get no success.
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Feb 1st 2007#176136 Report
Member since: Jan 29th 2007
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I go tit to work ok. One of the color setting were wrong. I forget exactly which one. But I had to switch it to my actual monitor profile instead of one of adobe's presets. Everything looks fine now.

Thanks, guys.
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