color manament seting in lr and Ps

[apichatt4986645]

I have problem about color seting

1.my camera color is Adobe RGB

2.my computer color manament Phophoto rgb

3.LR Photo RGB To Photoshop color is _A Style

but I am save as to jpg to my window color is_B Style

could you please teac me step by step to set up color with in LR and Ps and window to color same color please

*my monitor is LG 32ud59-b

[kglad]

[ moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Color management]

[TheDigitalDog]

What IS the problem?

I suggest you start here first:

Photoshop CC's Color Settings & the Convert to Profile and Assign Profile command.

This new video covers everything you thought you wanted to know about the Photoshop Color Setting dialog. It also discusses the Convert to Profile Command and the Assign Profile Command. Photoshop CC 2017 is used in this video and it updates the video on this subject I Published on June 28, 2012.

High Rez: http://digitaldog.net/files/PhotoshopColorSettings.mp4

Low Rez (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JaHOGDK5OI

Color Settings and Color Management in Adobe Camera Raw

In this 20 minute video tutorial I'll cover color management in ACR:

What encoding color space to select and why.

Workflow Options and making presets.

ACR's Histogram and color saturation clipping.

Urban Legends about digital camera color gamut.

A primer on DNG camera profiles.

High rez: http://digitaldog.net/files/ColorManagementinACR4.mp4

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wsYSBZZrK8&feature=youtu.be

[D Fosse]

According to the LG website this is a DCI-P3 (wide gamut) monitor.

That means you must use color managed software only! with this unit. It will not - ever - display correctly without full color management.

You also need to use a calibrator to profile it, so that the color managed applications have a valid monitor profile to work with.

There are no exceptions to this. This is the deal you implicitly accept when purchasing a wide gamut unit, and LG or the dealer should have informed you of this.

Leave all application color settings at defaults. That's not where the issue is - lack of color management is.

[D Fosse]

Just one little thing by extension: always remember to convert to sRGB before saving jpegs for web. Again, without color management this will not display correctly on a wide gamut monitor. But it will be roughly right on standard monitors. That's the best you can do.

Lightroom exports to Photoshop as ProPhoto by default. Either convert to sRGB in Photoshop, or set Lightroom's External Editing preference accordingly. If you use Save For Web / Export, check the boxes for Convert to sRGB and Embed Profile.

But let me repeat: With that monitor, you can only use color managed applications, and you really need to learn the basics so that you know what's going on. Using wide gamut displays is unproblematic as long as you take your precautions and know what you're looking at.