i have a different color after rendering than in the editor

@Thony27418167b998 so - you edit in Photoshop? correct?

you save the file (using 'save as'?) with an embedded ICC profile which seems to be AdobeRGB - correct?

Now you view the file you saved and it looks different to the same file still in Photoshop. 

How are you viewing the saved file?

NOT in Photoshop I presume?

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There are a couple of things that could be happening here.
1. There is a lot of noise and grain in the area that is changing colour. Unless your image is flattened, i.e. has no layers, then the only true view is 100%. That maps a single image pixel onto a single screen pixel and shows the true effect of the blended layers. In most images the difference is not noticeable but on fine noise or grain the difference can be huge. This is , when zoomed out, the individual pixels are not blended but a grouped first then blended. The true view is the 100% zoom view.
Try that first as it is the most likely explanation in this image.

2. Colour profiles may affect it, I notice you exported using Adobe RGB. I don't know if that matched your document and was intentional (your screenshot had no profile).

But, try 1. above first, it is the most likely explanation and is not a bug or fault. It is just the way previews are made for speed of display. Always check the blend at 100% zoom as that is the true view that will match a flattened or exported image.

Dave

Hi @Thony27418167b998, you will need to give us more information. You attached a JPG and a PNG screenshot. What do you mean by “the editor” rendering? Do you mean in Photoshop on your monitor, the color is different from seeing the photo in a browser or other photo app? I can see the difference when placed side-by-side, but how did the difference come about? Which is the original? Did you create the JPG from scratch and then export as a PNG?