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October 26, 2021

P: Photoshop 23.0. Proof colors and rendering intent preview does not work - Windows

When adjusting Convert to profile options in RGB document, the preview does not actually show the color change when the rendering intent is changed. They become available only after applying the profile.

The Proof colors preview also does not show the actual color changes - you can endlessly switch settings in the window and there will be no changes to the image. To see the simulation of the profile, you need to enable / disable Proof colors.

Tested on two different computers (win 10, win 11, both with the latest updates and updated drivers). I reset the Photoshop settings - it did not help. 

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    NB, colourmanagement
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    NB, colourmanagementCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    December 1, 2021

    Hikan, "sorry my Bad english.

    window tab -> arrange -> New window for .psdc ->

    view -> proof setup -> custom ->sGray

    I wanted to see sGray only new window, but Both changed together(same time).

    Did i wrong setting?? what is the problem i have???"

    It works fine for me Phoshop mac. v 22.5.2 - I go to "window/arrrange/new window for test-image" and with both images open, I select one for softproof. The other stays in colour.

     

     

    I hope this helps
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    jazz-yAuteur
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    November 23, 2021

    I found that the problem is ONLY if the file is in RGB. If the image is CMYK, LAB, etc., then the work of proof colors is completely adequate. Expected that the problem would be fixed in today's update, but no: ((((

      Dramenon
      Dramenon
      Inspiring
      November 23, 2021

      Thank you for reporting the issue,
      We have reproduced the issue and are investigating.

      /end of line/
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        J453
        Legend
        November 18, 2021

        I've asked engineering to look at the secondary issue that @marcop8079761 raises.

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          jazz-yAuteur
          Legend
          November 15, 2021

          I confirm that my softproof behaves the same way (with enabled GPU acceleration it is applied to all open images, with disabled it works as it should - you can set your different viewing conditions for each image)

          Win10 x64

          marcop8079761
          marcop8079761
          Participating Frequently
          November 15, 2021

          The softproof, it's random. it's just to show the difference

          marcop8079761
          marcop8079761
          Participating Frequently
          November 15, 2021

          https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fl3TkeK92bomQ5fjkyXTuC01rMrj8cIp/view?usp=sharing

           

          https://drive.google.com/file/d/17a2ohHJgZQRqA2vJ2COsAy79SY6h9Dq3/view?usp=sharing

           

          The first is with graphics acceleration turned on, the second is not.

          thanks,Marco

          kaktuZzz
          kaktuZzz
          Participant
          November 24, 2021

          Hi,

          I use Photoshop 23.0.2 on Mac.

          When I arrange any document (Arrange ---> New window for...) and turn Proof color option on in one of them (sGray in this case), Photoshop applies this option for all duplicated windows OR vice versa - it doesn't apply the option at all.

          In previous versions of Ps it workes properly, but it doesn't in 23.x.x. I'm an artist and this bug doesn't allow me to control values in my art during the painting process.

          Hope, you'll fix it soon.

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          J453
          Legend
          November 15, 2021

          @marcop8079761 Yes. A video might help us to understand what you're seeing.

          marcop8079761
          marcop8079761
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          November 13, 2021

          Yes it's 23.0.1 version, but don't work! 

          I open an image and duplicate it, for soft proof. The soft proof it's ok, but if I return to the original image, here too I find the soft proof applied and I can't turn it off. Maybe I should make a video.

          PECourtejoie
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          PECourtejoieCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          November 12, 2021

          Hi, check in Help/System info the exact version you are running. it should be 23.0.1

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