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Ksmile
Ksmile
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June 9, 2020
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Colors are Wrong

  • June 9, 2020
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What's going on? 😞 I opened Photoshop and typed in my company color and it looks strange (Photo 1: Photoshop 7fb0ce). So I opened a file with the known color in it (Photo 2: Photoshop 7fb0ce smile ) and Photoshop is saying it's a different color than what it should be. So I opened another file (Photo 3: Photoshop 7fadbc) and checked it in the color finder and it too is a different color number than it usually is. Confused, I opened these same two files in Illustrator and the color finder matches the file names for the colors (Photo 4: Illustrator 7fb0ce) (Photo 5: Illustrator 7fadbc). So why is Photoshop saying they're a different color? Please help!!

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    davescm
    Community Expert
    davescmCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    June 9, 2020

    Hex numbers are not special they are just RGB numbers expressed in base 16. They only describe a specific colour when they refer to a specific colour space.

     

    So the same numbers in sRGB, Adobe RGB and ProPhoto, or any other colour space describe different colours.

    Similarly the same colour will be described by different numbers in sRGB, Adobe and ProPhoto or any other colour space.

     

    Check the colour space (document profile)  you are using for your documents.

     

    Dave

      Ksmile
      Ksmile作成者
      Participant
      June 10, 2020

      I recognize that. Did you look at the photos? The main issue is that Photoshop is changing the color of documents I created in Photoshop.

      davescm
      Community Expert
      davescmCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      June 10, 2020

      I did look at the photos and none of them show the document colour profile in use for each of the documents

      Dave

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