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Color changes

Engaged ,
Apr 09, 2022 Apr 09, 2022

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I have a question about why the color changes from one document to another? I have two pieces with the same resolution of 240, when I pull the car from the right to the left in this case, the color changes.

Why is that? Both have 16bit

 

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Best regards: Micke Seise
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Community Expert , Apr 09, 2022 Apr 09, 2022

One of the images is untagged, it doesn't have an embedded color profile. Never work with untagged images. If there is no profile, you need to assign one, and it should be the one the image was originally created in.

 

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Apr 09, 2022 Apr 09, 2022

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One of the images is untagged, it doesn't have an embedded color profile. Never work with untagged images. If there is no profile, you need to assign one, and it should be the one the image was originally created in.

 

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Apr 09, 2022 Apr 09, 2022

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I think I found the reason, I had it on "Don't manage colors" when I created a new document.

Best regards: Micke Seise

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Apr 11, 2022 Apr 11, 2022

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Both images must have an associated (embedded) ICC profile and if you want to drag from one to the other like that, ideally the same ICC profile (so a conversion doesn’t have to take place during pasting).

D.Fosse is absolutely right about that.

 

I hope this helps neil barstow, colourmanagement net :: adobe forum volunteer google me "neil barstow colourmanagement" for lots of free articles on colour management

 

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