IPhoto 6 & Photoshop Elements color management

Hi All - I have recently purchased and installed both iPhoto6 and P.S. Elements 3.0 so both are new to me. I'm trying to co-ordinate the color between iPhoto, PS Elements, the camera and printing. Forget printing for now. At this point I just want the pic in iPhoto (which is over saturated) and the pic opened in P.S. Elements to look the similiar color. Actually the one in P.S. Elements seems truer than iPhoto. It is not a calibration issue as the photo viewed in preview/email etc. is good.
Having read much in the forum I have tried the following and am totally frustrated - no sense fine tuning color/saturation etc. in P.S. elements only to save back into iPhoto and have it look totally different.
So, I have 1. turned off embed color in Image Capture prior to importing.
2. Turned off Add Color Sync Profile in iPhoto
3. Used no color management in P.S. Elements
4. Used embed color sync profile Camera RGC prior to import
5. Used embed color sync profile iMac prior to import.
6. Tried P.S. elements with limited color mgmt as well as full
color mgmt.
AND every combination of the above and still can't get the pic in iPhoto and P.S. Elements close to same color, saturation etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hello All:
I too am experiencing the same exact thing with color shifts, saturation issues, etc. I have done a couple of things to minimize this (Unfortunately it has not totally gone away). First, I import my images with image capture without a colorsync profile added. Second, I am more careful with my camera's WB settings. With my Canon Rebel, if I have it to a cloudy setting, it automatically applies a red cast to the image in attempt to 'warm' the image. If I use the sunny setting, the problem is minimized, but not solved.
One theory I have with all of this is that perhaps Apple had introduced this color shift in order to enhance direct printing through iPhoto. In the past, I have ordered prints through iPhoto (which I believe goes to Kodak's gallery) and they were simply dull. Is it possible that these color profiles are an attempt to optimize printing with Kodak's equipment?? Just a hunch.
I hope Apple comes up with a solution fast, as iPhoto for me is just a storage tank. The whole reason why I upgraded to '06 was iPhoto's new features, which are pretty much useless.
Dan

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Regards.

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Do you Twango?
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3 - however, if you get the navigation window
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Assuming you've set Photoshop Elements 4 as your external editor for iPhoto you simply save your edited photos in PSE 4 without changing their names or locations so they're saved back into the iPhoto library.
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The information is available in iPhoto Help and online such as here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iPhoto/7.0/en/6274.html
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I just realised that this thread is under iPhoto 5 not 7 so if that's really what you're using then maybe the situation is different. I can't remember.
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First take a look at the screenshot so you can understand how the organization is done in the Finder with iPhoto 6.
iPhoto 6 Library folder in the Finder
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Choosing what happens when you click the Edit button
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"Using full screen" opens the photo in full-screen view.
"In application" opens the photo in another application you choose.
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Note: Any video clip you imported into iPhoto will always open in QuickTime Player when you double-click it.
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