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color not matching if i create in top and bottom

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
December 2, 2019
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Hi Sir

i want to ask why color in photoshop cs6 like this :

see my screenshoot if the circle i place it top and bottom like screenshot, the colors in the two circles are different.

the color in the circle above the red color
and the color in the circle below is dark red

see the result if i save to png :

i don't know what wrong, but show error message like this :

please help me sir, how to restore the same color

thanks before

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Also be alert for optical illusions, they can cause people to lose a lot of time looking for a problem that does not exist. In this image the reds are certainly identical, but few people will see them that way.

davescm

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That reminds me of this one - the centre squares on each face are the same colour

Dave

jane-e

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Is it the lighting?

davescm

Community Expert

It definitely sounds like an issue with your monitor. Try this test page - the words should be all but invisible when viewed straight on :

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/viewing_angle.php

Dave

melissapiccone

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The colors are all exactly the same... it must be your monitor, lighting in your workspace, something other than PS... try looking at this on something else - open this page on your phone or someone else's computer - they are the same.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist

D Fosse

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Yes, the example pairs are all identical.

It's most likely a TN panel display. TN panels are used in laptops, gaming and office monitors. The viewing angles are so restricted that brightness seems to vary between top and bottom of the screen.

For photography and graphics an IPS-type panel is preferred because it has much wider viewing angles.

If that's not it, it's a seriously defective display and it needs replacement.

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chrisl41501719

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I believe your display probably has warm and cool spots. That is the most common reason you'd see the difference. As long as your color #s match, you are ok though.

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We believe your monitor is faulty. To check this, rotate the image by 180 degrees. The "light" image at top left will now be bottom right. Is it still light, or is it now the dark part.

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creat015Author

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i try its same sir, if i rotate same color, i mean

top in view dark color

bottom in view light color

What should I do to fix this problem, sir?

thanks

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creat015Author

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I try to use a ready-made color image

and i try like this :

see the color its same, so my monitor not broken or faulty, right?

so the problem if i choose color manual from photohop, right?

how to fix it sir

thanks before

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Anonymous

Hi

I don't see any difference in colour between the two squares or circles

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creat015Author

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hi sir

yes the code color is same, example red color (#ff0000) its same i create, but in view not same sir

as i sent the screenshot above, in top red color in bottom dark red color

this sir other example :

at top the color is dark grey in view

at bottom the color is liht grey in view

the result in png file :

thanks

silk-m

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Hi,

The uniformity of your monitor is wrong.
Check the color values in Photoshop.

--Susumu Iwasaki

Trevor.Dennis

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I'm _really_ sorry because I am not going to help you, because we can't see enough detail in your screen shots. It's totally not your fault. The forum software was changed a wee while back, and it messed up putting images on forum posts.

When resetting Preferences you need to see a small dialog box that asks you to confirm that you want to go ahead with the reset. If you don't see the dialog box then you are not resetting.