Colour difference between LR4.4 and CS6

Why is the colour different from LR4 to CS6? Using Spyder to calibrate screen and I know CS6 picks up the Spyder calibration but not sure is LR4 picks up the same calibration. Both are set for srgb colour space.

DdeGannes wrote:
If you wish to have the best match between Lightroom and Photoshop it would be best to select Pro Photo RGB as your Color Working space in Photoshop.
If everything is working as it should (i.e. the monitor profile is good and valid), that normally makes no visual difference on screen. The only possible exception is if the document profile in Photoshop is sRGB and you have a wide gamut monitor. Then you might see gamut differences.
Other than that, the conversion from any color space to the monitor profile should give identical results - that's the whole point of color management. But if there is a problem with the monitor profile, one conversion may go bad but not the other, and so you see a difference.
In short, any difference that is not attributable to gamut clipping (and again that only applies to a wide gamut monitor) is diagnostic of a bad profile.

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