Color settings? It almost looks like an X-ray.

Somehow my 4 year old completely changed the color settings on my iPad. There is no option to fix it in brightness and wallpaper and I am at a loss to fix it. It almost looks like an X-ray

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How do i get my display back to its regular settings? it looks like an xray

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HT4044 My Ipad2 screen has a greenish hue. Almost looks like Sepia. Don't know why or how to fix it. help!

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1379
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I want to design an online form (that looks nice) for my wedding Cinematography & Photography company. This for would be sent to clients about two weeks before thier wedding reminding them of some things like getting in their balance, (no need for dynamic data merge) this would just be a static"Don't forget" note. but then the form would have things they will fill out like:
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Permanent mailing adress etc...
other various quiestions....
Then I want a section where they can upload some documents or a couple of still images to us.
Then the form would have some parts that maybe they don't see (You know sort of like, for staff use only notes).
The real trick in this is rather than looking at the data in an excel style database what I need to do is recieve an email notification of the form or even a PDF of the form and maybe the picture files attached in email. I don't mind going to the database to download the file attachements if need be but the excel style view is not what I need in the end. The reason I need it to print out like an actual form is I plan that this form will get put on a clip board and will follow thier project around the studio as it gets worked on by a producer, then an editor, then a color specialist, and then a sound engineer etc... All these people might be putting notes on that form as it comes around to them. If it can happen electronicly then cool but I don't mind simply printing the form out once the client fills it out as long as I can create sections for my different staff to write (old school pen and paper) on it.
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Hi,
FormsCentral can meet most of your requirements:
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You may use show/hide region feature in your form to hide staff-only areas, please check out help on show/hide regions at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/formscentral/using/WSd789abd336388b1642c7fce012da94afe4f-8000. html#WS0faeceb8c23f5d60-774f03e3131ddc76d7d-8000
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Please try FormsCentral and let us know if you have futher questions.
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Pictures Look Like Xrays

My wife had had her ipod touch for one day and today she tried the camera. They almost look like Xrays. Even if you just bring up the camera and not take a picture, what it shows you on the screen almost looks like an Xray. Are there settings somewhere? I can't believe it is supposed to be like that. This is the new 4th generation.

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Hi all.
Just bought the Magic Mouse, and I like it. Would like to do some fine-tuning, though. On the apple.com there's a movie about the mouse, with a shot of the pref pane for mouse settings. It looks like this:
Mine does not. It looks like this, with much less options (sorry for the Swedish language, but I think you get the point):
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http://www.hellogoodbye.net/photos/
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Judging by the mens' attire, these photos are not 20 years old.
They appear to be processed in Camera RAW, which you can do to any JPG or TIF (RAW file not required).
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Help with Color Settings/Profiles...White's look 'yellow' when exported to PowerPoint as a .png

I am running into this odd occurence and can't seem to figure it out.
First - I am not an expert in the Color settings/Profiles topic but I am thinking there is an issue here.
When I look at this image "McCroreyDigitalLogo.png" in Photoshop the 'whites' appear right.
Then when I import it into ms PowerPoint, the whites look yellowish.
I have done a series of 'tests' and it seems to be that the color profile out of photoshop and the one in PowerPoint are not compatible.
I have reset my Photoshop preferences with no luck/change to the results.
Finally, I did a screen shot out of photoshop and pasted that into Power point. The white appeared correct.
Could use some guidance on how to fix this one. Basically any files I run through PS, when they are imported into PowerPoint, the whites turn yellow.
Thanks in advance

PowerPoint is not a color managed program and can display the color values only in the color space of your monitor without any correction.
Color managed programs like Photoshop correct the color values when displaying them in order to simulate within the color space of your monitor other color spaces, for example sRGB, AdobeRGB, the color spaces of various printers, and etc. For this reason you can not match the color in non-color managed programs to the color of color managed programs but you can do the opposite match the color in Photoshop to PowerPoint.
There is two ways to do this:
One way is if you want the color values in Photoshop to remain the same but be displayed in the color space of your monitor which PowerPoint is using, you can either color proof with or assign your monitor profile to the document.
To color proof choose View > Proof Setup > Monitor RGB.
To assign, choose Edit > Assign Profile, select Profile and from the menu choose the color profile of your monitor. If you are not sure what's the name of the color profile of your monitor, go to the Color Settings, in the Working Spaces section use the RGB menu, scroll up and check what it says after Monitor RGB-
Both proof and assign will give the same result on your monitor but the difference is - the proof is temporary and will last only for the session and the profile, if embedded when saving the file, will stay and when open in other color managed programs including those on other users' computers the color space of your monitor will be simulated and for those users who don't use color managed programs the colors could be way off than if saved with a profile of a more common color space like sRGB.
The other way is If you want the appearance in Photoshop to remain but the color values converted to the color space of your monitor, choose Edit > Convert to Profile, and from the RGB menu choose the color profile of your monitor. This will preserve the appearance and also match the colors in PowerPoint but like proofing and assigning you are not seeing what other users may see on their computers.
It is not possible to see the same colors in color managed and non-color managed programs and at the same time simulate how others using different computers may see the colors because different monitors display color values differently. Color managed programs can simulate a common standard color space like sRGB while non-color managed programs can not.
Edit: Have in mind all this will work properly if you have a color profile that describes correctly how your monitor displays colors. What you did as described in your post #6 is assign a color space that may be different than the color space of your monitor. The result is when working in sRGB color space your color managed programs will match the non color managed programs on your monitor but that doesn't mean that the actual sRGB space is displayed and any other color space simulation could be based on a wrong monitor profile.

Consistent Color Settings in Aperture & PS for Best Looking Book

I would like to get input from the users on this forum on how best to keep the color profiles consistent, from shooting, to image editing in Aperture and in Photoshop CS2 and finally, to get the best looking Aperture hardcover book.
Here are the settings that I am using:
Canon 10D DSLR camera, using standard "parameter" setting for large JPEG: sRGB
Apple Cinema Display 30": profiled using GretagMacbeth (Xrite) Eye One Color, with gamma at 2.2 and D65 Kelvin temperature setting.
Aperture>View Menu>Proofing Profile: sRGB IEC91966-2.1
Aperture Screen Profiling Enabled.
External Editor-Photoshop CS2 Working Color Space: Edit Menu>Color Settings: Working Space:
RGB = sRGB IEC61966-2.1
CMYK: U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2
Gray: Gray gamma 2.2
Spot: Dot gain 20%
And here is my question. After selecting a JPEG photo that is embedded with sRGB profile from within Aperture, I select "external editor" (Photoshop CS2) for further image editing. When I do that, Photoshop dialog box "Embedded Profile Mismatch" opens up and states,
Embedded: sRGB Profile
Working: sRGB IEC61966-2.1
It asks me to make a selection:
1. Use the embedded profile (instead of Working Space)
2. Convert document's color to the working space.
3. Discard the embedded profile (do't color manage).
I've been selecting #1...."Use embedded profile".
So, now that I am nearing the point of putting a Aperture book together, I'm wondering if I have created a problem for myself when my "working color space" is sRGB IEC61966-2.1 and my embedded color profile in the JPEGs are sRGB.
When I did a test sample when the "Profile Mismtach" window came up, I selected "Convert document's color to the working space" and I could not tell the color difference on my Apple Cinema Display.
Also, when I looked at the metadata on the "converted photo", it still had the sRGB profile and not "sRGB IEC61966-2,1".
Should I worry about this mismatch between what are embedded on my JPEGs and my working color space on my Apple Cinema Display?
Should I NOT use sRGB IEC61966-2.1 proofing (Aperture) and color setting (Photoshop) profile. Instead, stick with sRGB on both settings? Or does it matter....I cannot tell the difference with my brief test.
I realize that from reading other posts, Apple does not have a ICC profile for the book companies that print for Apple. Also, I've read about in this forum about the "Average McCoy Gloss Profile" but I'm not sure if anyone has used this using Aperture1.5 and that posting is now closed. Furthermore, I've read somewhere that Apple uses the RGB profiles for book printing, not CMYK. Thank you.
Takashi
PM G5 Dual 2.5Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.6) 4 GB RAM;
PM G5 Dual 2.5Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.6) 4 GB RAM;

Welcome to the forum.
First off, you need to go and buy a hardware monitor calibrator, such as an OptixXR or similar. This will build a custom monitor profile for your specific screen. Without this starting point you can forget ANY attempt at accurate colour matching.
Never (and I mean never) use a working space such as sRGB or Adobe98 as your monitor profile, that's not what they are designed for. Working spaces control what colours are possible in the image, monitor profiles control how those colours are shown on screen. Aperture uses it's own working space so you don't have to worry about that too much.
To answer the rest far too briefly, I'd suggest setting the proofing profile to sRGB and of course use sRGB for the export preset. The gamma setting you will have to adjust depending on how dark the Lightjet prints look compared to your screen. You will have to do test-strips to start with.
Your images looking crap on flickr on Windows machines is partly because Windows web browsers generally do NO colour correction, and only partly to do with the different gamma.
Ian

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Is anybody on here?
The colors on my iphone changed so everything looks like a negative, how cdan i change it back?

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Color Picker Looks Like Crayons

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Mr. Maloney, You are awesome!!! Thanks for the help. I only spent almost two hours trying to figure out what you did in less than two minutes. I can't even tell you how many times I looked at that box and didn't see what needed to be changed.
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