Photoshop wrong color with every screenshot

hi,
i'm using ps cc 2014, and have the problem that every time i make a screenshot from photoshop, the colors get pale. the same problem occurs even in illustrator. the color settings in photoshop and illustrator are the same.
System is a Win 7 64 Bit. the problem only occur in Adobe Tools. thx for help!

Hi guys, your'e great!
the problem seems to be that the wrong color space was assigned to the display, and all the files from photoshop and illustrator have no color space assigned. first i add the sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to the display, and set this as default profile. sorry all dialogs are german :-)
no changes here
for photoshop i changed the settings as shown:
in illustrator are the settings now:
now, each time i open a file (PNG, etc.) in photoshop or illustrator, i have to assign the sRGB color space manually, but then, there is no color shift when i do screenshots an paste them back. after assigning the sRGB colorspace to the display inside the windows colormangement, it works fine in photoshop, but not in illustrator. After changing the settings for illustrator as shown above and assigning the sRGB colorspace manually to the file when opening, then it works fine in illustrator.
thanks for your help, you saved my day!!!

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I guess that's the same as using no color-profiles? As they (Ps & Lr) look identical now I mean...
I'm not sure what it was set to before by the way, I think it was set to a certain profile too.
Then I kinda steered away from choosing a profile and selected that "monitor"-option I guess.
Sorry, can't remember exactly, but you probably know what I mean.
At least I can go ahead a bit with Lightroom now.
As long as I keep the original shots I guess there can't go much wrong.
Also, if I print something, would it be a good idea to match the look of the monitor closer to the print?
At least, if it's off way too much. Or should I check if a specific printer uses no or a correct profile too somewhere?
I do have a nice standalone which is set to sRGB too I believe.
It is funny that I get the prints almost exactly to what they look like on the monitor or camera.
Anyway, I háve been playing around with something called RivaTuner,
which can tweak and load color-profiles on startup, I guess it's similar to what calibration-software would be like?
But I think I turned the loading of those settings off a while ago too though.
Cause it was always "a tad too red, a tad too blue, a tad too green" or whatever for my eyes,
so I thought I'd stop messing with it and leave it neutral which would probably be better anyway...

Eyedropper in PS CS6 picking wrong color

My eyedropper started picking the wrong color! I ahve reset and reinstalled PS - and still have this problem. No matter what color I click the eyedropper on, it picks a shade darker than what I want. Anyone have any ideas? Like I said, I am running PS CS6 on OS Mountain Lion.

hanci wrote:
I also have problems with the eyedropper in RGB mode. I have a blue background color and when selecting it with the eyedropper I get #244f69 when I'm in RGB mode. And if I use that color in CSS on a website, the color gets darger than the original color in Photoshop. But if I change to CMYK mode and use the eyedropper again, then i get this code on the same background #00516a. And with that code I get the color I want on the website.
Adobe Photoshop Version: 13.0 (13.0 20120315.r.428 2012/03/15:21:00:00) x64
Am I doing something wrong?
Apart from your Photoshop needing updated to at least 13.0.1, the problem may be that your RGB document, which you're sampling in Photoshop, does not have sRGB profile and/or your Web browser is not colour managed and/or your computer is not using a correctly calibrated monitor profile and/or something else.

How do I replace image color with an exact html color code?

I simply want to change the color of a small pic to an existing html color code, 3399CC. The pic is very simple, and only has one color. In Photoshop CS4, I go to: Image -> Adjustments -> Replace Color. For the new replacement color, when I type in 3399CC, it doesn't give me that color - it gives some other shade of that color. (I can tell because I use a program that tells me the exact html code a color is when I hover my mouse over it). It seems the only way to really get the color you want is to adjust the sliders (hue, saturation, and lightness). But it'd be practically impossible to play around with every increment of those sliders until I get the exact color code.
There's got to be a way to simply enter the html color code and have the pic changed to that color. Does anyone have any idea?

Turns key. WhirrRRRrrrrRRRrrrr.... Nothing. (I answered in the other thread)
Perhaps I've had too much coffee today, because I just got a clear vision of Bart Simpson, at the board, chalk in hand...
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
SRGB IS KING!!! SRGB IS DEAD!!! LONG LIVE SRGB!!!
-Noel

CS6: Can't switch off color management in the printerdriver when photoshop manages colors

So this is weird: I'm using CS6 Extended and Lightroom 5 on a Windows 7 Pro machine, printing to an old Canon Pixma Ip5200R. When i print from Lightroom, i am using a special printer profile for the pixma and my photopaper, so color management is switched off in the printer driver. The photos print fine.
Now when i print the same photo from CS6, it has a magenta color cast, so clearly something is wrong with the color management. Even though i am using the same printer, the same paper, the same printer profile and - of course! - had set photoshop to manage the colors, and switched color managent off in the printer driver. The magenta cast could be an indication that the photo is double colormanaged.
It took my quite a while to find out what happens, and this is really weird: When i re-checked the printer driver settings, i noticed that the color management settings did not stick. The canon printer driver offers the options "driver matching" "windows ICM" "none", e.g. having color management done by the printer driver or windows, or switch color management off. So when i go to the PS print settings and set it to "photoshop manages colors", add the correct printer profile, i have to check the settings in the printer driver and make sure that color management is set to "none". I set it to "none" and click OK. Now everything should be configured correctly. But it's not - because when i re-check the print driver settings, i see color management is set to "diver matching". I can go to the print driver settings again and agian, but whenever i check, color management is set to "driver matching". This setting simply does not stick. No wonder i get a mangenta cast on my prints, the colors are doublemanaged by photoshop AND my printer driver.
Now, this is getting weirder: Only the color management settings don't stick. I can change other settings like print quality and the stick.
But - how do i get rid of this? The culprit seems to be photoshop, not the printer driver. If i print from lightroom, i can change the color management settings in the (very same) printer driver and they stick. When i set the photoshop print dialogue to "printer manages colors" i can change the color management settings in the (very same) printer driver - and they stick! So this looks as if photoshop stops me intentionally from using the correct printer driver settings, that is from switching off the printer drivers color management if it is set to manage colors.
I have already resetted my personal photoshop preferences, but this changed nothing. What am i missing? What is going wrong? Your help is very appreciated.
Tobias

Hi all, Just to let you know that I finally solved my problem myself.
Essentially what had occurred was that I had updated my Epson driver for my printer , but it hadn't installed, despite informing me that it had! To cut a long story short when I checked in System preferences the older driver for Leopard O/S was still the current driver. I proceeded to ask Epson support for assistance, bu despite their efforts I could not immediately resolve the problem. They were directing me to my Utilities program to remove all traces of my current driver from Printer Utility which did not exist. When I queried this they stated it was not always visible and I should proceed to the next step then install the new driver. Problem was they required me to access this invisible utility in order to complete this process, and yes before you ask I had informed them I was using an Intel Mac with Snow Leopard 10.6.2 O/S. Finally I ignored their advice and took the following steps:
1. I opened System Preferences and double clicked the Printer & Fax icon.
2. I highlighted my Epson R2400 Pinter and removed it by clicking the minus sign at the bottom of the Printers window.
3. Next I did a search and deleted any old drivers for my R2400 that were on my system with the exception of the new Driver.
4. I restarted my Mac Pro.
5. I reinstalled my new printer driver which I had previously downloaded from Epson Support.
6. I restarted my Mac Pro and found that the new driver had installed correctly and full functionality had been returned to the Print Features Dialogue box i.e I could now turn of color management and access advanced features to set the quality of printing using the full spec of the R2400.
Hope this post will be helpful to others if they have a similar problem
Regards Denis
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Why does Photoshop display colors differently from the other applications even in sRGB mode ?

Hello all !
Here is my problem :
Photoshop is set to use sRGB workspace (in edit/colors.../workspace/RVB).
If I understand correctly this is how all native windows applications work.
This means Photoshop and the other applications should display the same colors on a file with a sRGB profile.
Now this is the case until I calibrate my monitor.
When I do, Photoshop colors become different from the other applications (irfanview, explorer, browsers...).
The only way I found to let everything display the same colors is to set Photoshop to use Proofing/RVB Monitor.
What upsets me even more is that Photoshop colors look "better" to me (dark grays seem to dark to me in the other applications.)
I have read that this is because Photoshop takes the new profile into account and others applications do not. But I don't think this is relevant here because everything is in sRGB so the only profile is my monitor's and I think calibration is handled globally by windows : everything (including browsers, explorer, and Photoshop) changes color if I choose to apply the monitor's profile or not with windows color management tool ("use my parameters for this device").
Here is my system configuration :
- Photoshop CS4 (11.0.2)
- Windows 7 64 bits
- HP ZR2440W and DELL 2209WA (these are not wide gamut screens)
I have spent two days trying to figure the logics behind this and really am upset. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Don't hesitate to ask me if there is something that is unclear or some information I forgot to mention.
Thanks in advance,
Yannick

That sounds like an invitation to continue to talk about the issue. Fair enough.
I'm not sure where you're getting "insecurity"... I am just trying to help you help others more effectively.
I invite you to re-read just the first sentence of what you wrote very carefully, putting yourself in the shoes of someone struggling with both the terminology and the concepts:
Photoshop (CMS) reads an embedded ICC profile and CONVERTS it to the custom monitor profile for a theoretical 'true color' display
Think about what "Photoshop (CMS)" might mean to a person who doesn't know the acronym might stand for "Color Management System" (which is I assume what you meant). Adobe themselves don't call it "CMS", they use the acronym "CMM" (Color Management Module). The term "CMS" is used in the computer industry for about a dozen different things.
While a color profile might have been embedded in an image file before it was opened by Photoshop, Photoshop works on documents. A profile is not "embedded" in a document, it is maintained by Photoshop with the document and describes the color values in the document. If Photoshop opens a document without an embedded profile, depending on settings and user choices it might assign a profile or it might even operate on the document without color-management. Oversimplification doesn't help people when they're trying to learn new things unless it's described as such, for example, "This is a bit of an oversimplification..." or "Generally speaking..."
Not every monitor profile is a "custom monitor profile". Quite often a standard profile (e.g., sRGB IEC61966-2.1) is associated with a monitor by the operating system as a default, or a factory profile is installed by a driver package or system update. Your use of the term "custom" is a bit ambiguous and could be read as implying the creation of a profile using a calibration and profiling device specific to the particular monitor.
Photoshop's color management code does not convert an embedded ICC profile at all (read carefully what you wrote). As I said, it transforms color values. That was the key error in your description that prompted me to comment.
If ever there is a time to pick words carefully, it's in a color-management discussion.
-Noel

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