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Vibrance tool acting up

New Here ,
Apr 27, 2019 Apr 27, 2019

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HI guys, I am having some issues with the vibrance tool in Photoshop. It's responding different than usual.

Can anyone tell me why when I lower the vibrance my image gets more saturated and brighter? I've used the vibrance tool before and it's never resulted in this.

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First image Vibrance = 0

Second image vibrance = -1

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Apr 27, 2019 Apr 27, 2019

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Can you show your layers panel with the adjustment layer selected.

Also try this - go to Preferences - Performance - check 'Use Legacy Compositing' and restart then try again.

Dave

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Apr 27, 2019 Apr 27, 2019

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Hi Dave,

Tried your suggestion. Did not work.

Here is my layer panel

vibrance 2.jpg

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Apr 27, 2019 Apr 27, 2019

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Hi

I can't see anything wrong in your settings and I can't replicate it here.

You could try resetting preferences (Preferences >General>Reset preferences on Quit then close and restart Photoshop). If preferences get corrupted then strange behaviour can happen.

Also if you want to post a link to the file - I will try it here for you. PM me if you don't want to post it publicly.

Dave

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Community Beginner ,
Nov 25, 2019 Nov 25, 2019

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For me I changed in Edit/Color settings- Working Spaces/RGB -
from:- Epson XPSON 640 540 Matte (Yours may be of course will be different )
to - Epson Standard RGB-Gamma 1.8 or other profiles too
and the pink was no more and I was able to use Vibrance at long last 🙂

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Nov 25, 2019 Nov 25, 2019

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No, you don't use any of those Epson profiles in Color Settings or as document profile, under any circumstances! That should always be a standard color space, sRGB, Adobe RGB or ProPhoto. Even better, don't touch anything at all in Color Settings until you understand what they do. Changing color settings without knowing what you're doing is a disaster waiting to happen.

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Jan 07, 2020 Jan 07, 2020

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Ok point taken,Vibrance works now though 🙂

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