Ok, I still have no idea what to do with different colors of my images. The image's color profile is sRGB and it looks different in photoshop and in the viewer on my computer. Some applications are color managed, and will always display files correctly. How does it work on Instagram? Is this application color managed? The same picture on the Instagram looks different if you look at them using the app on the phone and web-browser on the computer. I also noticed one thing while saving the final image. As I go to "Save for web" the preview of the image, that I'm about to export, looks different as I switch the Preview option (next to "convert to sRGB" option) between "Monitor color"(wrong colors) and "Use document profile"(right colors), I also add screenshots where you can see the difference right away: wrong colors - right colors - Does that mean the problem is with devices I use (all Apple devices in general)? Is that can be fixed somehow?D Fosse   NB, colourmanagement One more thing, I'm just a beginner in the photography and photoshop, I'm not familiar with all this theoretical part, unfortunately. I would really appreciate if you could try to use the language that 5y.o. kid would understand. Maybe this way I will hopefully find a solution to my problem. Thank you for the time you are spending on this and for your efforts!  ... View more

That's what I was doing earlier. I was converting color profile to my working space while opening the image for the first time in Photoshop. Like it is shown in this screenshot. so after doing that, "Edit > Convert to Profile"  section looks like this (source space and destination space are the same, so nothing can be changed here additionally I suppose) Regarding the second option (saving through "Save For Web / Export As") - as I was editing my picture and moving on to saving it, both "convert to sRGB" and "embed color profile" fields were checked - you can see this in the screenshot I attached earlier or here: Is there another way to get to ACR workflow options? ... View more

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Ok, I really hope this will be a solution to my problem;) So how do I reset the camera raw workflow? Do I need Adobe Bridge as it is mentioned here - Manage Adobe Camera Raw settings ? Another question - would it be helpful if I open an original image in Photoshop, convert color profile from Display D3 to sRGB and save this image without any editing to my computer, and then open it again (with previously changed color profile, so it would match my working space) in the Photoshop for editing? ... View more

How did that pic get to be embedded with “display D3”?* Hi guys, so this Display D3 (as I understand it) is the embedded color profile of the original image, it wasn't a screenshot that I was opening in the Photoshop - it was an original picture uploaded from my camera to laptop. NB, colourmanagement D Fosse  ... View more

NB, colourmanagement D Fosse Thank you guys very much for spending time trying to help! I know, for some people it might be easy to understand, apparently I am not one of them. I went through a couple of articles on the internet, and one of the major points there was that color management is basically something you would need for printing your images with accurate colors (the ones you see in the Photoshop). In those articles, they refer to printers as "other devises". My "other devises" are my laptop and my phone. I tried different settings in "Color settings" section, even managed to see colors I wanted for my image in photoshop's preview while saving, using "save for web" option. Still, the image looks different when saved. I also tried the workflow you advised NB, colourmanagement, but unfortunately, it didn't help. I've made some screenshots of my workflow, maybe you could take a look at them and tell me what I do wrong? The screenshot with my settings also attached. Look forward to your reply.  ... View more