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When I save a picture for e.g. web use it always appears a little too reddish! (red stick) How do I

Community Beginner ,
May 22, 2023 May 22, 2023

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When I save a picture for e.g. web use it always appears a little too reddish! (red stick) How do I adjust it? 
 
In Photoshop elements, the image is perfect. but when it is stored and needs to be used it has become 
too red! - on the same screen!
If I print directly from Photoshop elements it appears perfectly in the print, but saved in the web
version is it too red??
Where can I change it permanently? So you don't have to make every single picture??

 

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Community Beginner , May 22, 2023 May 22, 2023
My problem with color difference is solved!! I'm a bit embarrassed by the simple solution!! 
I had not checked 'Enable color management' ... in my Photo viewer. Now it all works
and I have become wiser 🙂 Again, Thanks for the help!!

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May 22, 2023 May 22, 2023

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What operating system are you using?

 

Before going to Save for Web, i would convert the image to the sRGB Color Mode

(Image>Convert Color Profile), then in Save for Web check Embed Color Profile.

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May 22, 2023 May 22, 2023

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Many thanks for the answer and for the help! The sRGB profile gave no change, but the image gets the 'correct' 
color balance when I open the image again in Photoshop elements ...
So maybe it's Windows 10's color profile I should look at ...?
I'm using W10 which is newly updated. - And thanks again!!

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Yes it could be a bad monitor  profile or multiple profiles set for the same display.

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My problem with color difference is solved!! I'm a bit embarrassed by the simple solution!! 
I had not checked 'Enable color management' ... in my Photo viewer. Now it all works
and I have become wiser 🙂 Again, Thanks for the help!!

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