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images appear red when opened in photoshop

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Jun 19, 2020 Jun 19, 2020

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Hello everybody, 

I'm having troubles when using photoshop lately. When I open images with photoshop (and also with the default windows photo viewer) they appear much redder than they should be. It's very strange, beacuse if I open the same image with other programs (paint for example) the colors appear correct, so it's surely not a problem of the screen setting or anything like that.

Can anybody help me with that?This is how the image should appearThis is how the image should appearThis is how it looks when opened in psThis is how it looks when opened in ps

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You have a broken monitor profile, as is shown bu the coloured look to the interface type and the "cream" colour of white in the colour picker. Sometimes these broken profiles come with updates from Windows. Colour managed applications use the profile, others applications do not.

In Windows, type color management into the Windows search bar.

Change the default profile for your monitor to sRGB IEC61966-2.1. That should get you closer for the time being, but you really need a new profile, specific to your monitor. Best is a profile made with a hardware calibration device, or at least a new manufacturer profile from the monitor manufacturer.

 

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