when saving or exporting from psd to jpeg the picture becomes over saturated

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July 16, 2017
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All color space settings are set to sRGB.

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Correct answer Per Berntsen

As mentioned by D Fosse you have to check Embed Color Profile in the Export dialog.

The image should then display the same as Photoshop in color managed applications.

In applications that are not color managed, it will always display over saturated on a wide gamut monitor, no matter what settings you use.

D Fosse

Community Expert

You say you have "system/monitor"set to sRGB as well. You cannot do that, especially not if the display is wide gamut, or even just a bit wider than sRGB. For color management to work, the profile needs to be an accurate description of the display's *actual* response. This is what calibrators are for.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

I recommend setting the Status Bar to »Document Profile« to provide more meaningful screenshots.

Because as it is you have not given the information what the image’s original Colour Space is.

Edit: I apologize, I had overlooked the last line.

D Fosse

Community Expert

Check "embed color profile".

This is how it looks when you have a wide gamut display, and you're viewing the file without full color management. It will look like this in applications that aren't fully color managed.

davidl4663643Author

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Thank you for your reply. At the bottom I wrote all color space are set to sRGB including Camera, OS system, Monitor, in photoshop the setting is sRGB IEC61966_2.1. When importing I have profile mismatches is checked.