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displaced7
Inspiring
January 21, 2024
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Oversaturation

  • January 21, 2024
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I know this has been a bug for a while now and am wondering if there is any way to ensure that my client sees the PDF/images as they should?

 

All of my images in the PDF are sRGB and look correct in Ps and Lr.  By default, with the working space set to sRGB (default) they look horribly oversaturated.  When I change the working space to AdobeRGB, it immediately changes them to look correct.  

Obviously my client won't have a clue about any of this and this is a proof PDF they need to approve for printing (the images that will be printed are sRGB, the same ones in the PDF, literally).

 

Opening in Chrome the PDF looks correct.  Same for Edge.  Opening in Firefox and they look the same oversaturated images.  

 

 

It would be so nice if color consistency had been sorted out by now!  

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    displaced7Author
    Inspiring
    January 21, 2024

    Just to make things more of a pain in the ass, it looks like this workaround isn't working on my other computer (yes, both are calibrated).  They display correctly in Lr, Ps, Edge (but NOT Chrome, go figure).  I swear the inconsistency with colors is enough to drive one mad!

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