Imported photoshop graphic - colors completely change in FCE!

Hi,
I am trying to import a .psd graphic from photoshop. When I do this, the colors change dramatically. The green is a different shade and the black is orange!! How do i get my original image colors to appear? Also, when there is no background in photoshop, there is one in FCE. I don't want a backgound, just the object I am trying to import.
Anyone have any hints? I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Karen

What format are you working in? Are you using RGB? There will be some color discrepancy because you're converting the material to a different color space YCrCb used by digital video. If you have the current version of Photoshop there is an option to display the Photoshop file onto a video monitor with a suitable analog to digital converter, like a camcorder.
All the best,
Tom

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