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Color change in copy/paste from clipboard

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Nov 09, 2020 Nov 09, 2020

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when pasting from the clipboard, Photoshop changes colors (presumably converting colors through a color profile of an unknown direction) and in the file the inserted picture has a different color. One monitor. A complete reinstallation of Windows helped temporarily, then everything returned. If you open a file saved to disk, the colors are normal, if through the print screen, the colors different. If you take a screenshot from Photoshop many times, then the picture will get darker and darker. Photoshop update did not help. Do not asks about profiles when insert image even if chekboxed. 

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Nov 10, 2020 Nov 10, 2020

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This is how it works and is supposed to work. There is no problem to fix.

 

You need to assign your monitor profile first, then convert to the color space you want (usually sRGB for most screenshot purposes).

 

Screenshots have already been converted into your monitor profile. They have monitor RGB numbers. The original document profile no longer applies.

 

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Hi Ñ„5D24    When you make a screenshot / screen capture the RGB image data is in a specific colour space, the colour space of your display screen.

BUT no ICC profile is embedded on Windows when you do this 

 

If you want to paste that capture that into a photoshop document (which has its own colourspace) you'll need to

1: Assign the display screen ICC profile to it

[HOW TO: with the screenshot on the clipboard, go to File / new in Photoshop's menu to open a new Photoshop document,

this new doc. should automatically be the right size for your screenhot image,

now go to edit / assign profile in the Photoshop menu and Assign the display screen ICC profile]

(You may have to go to windows - control panel / display to see the current display profile name) 

 

2: convert the RGB data to the current colour space.

NOW the colour should be correct and the screenhot can be used in Photoshop.

 

Photoshops Edit / Color Settings dialog offers the option to "warn on pasting" 

maybe that is unchecked? With some settings presets it is not checked - see below for an example:

Screen Shot 2020-11-10 at 09.10.21.jpg

 

If "ask when pasting" were checked [as below] you should see a warning when pasting but its not a fix because the image on the clipboard has no embedded profile.

 

Screen Shot 2020-11-10 at 09.10.34.jpg

 

I hope this helps

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neil barstow, colourmanagement.net :: adobe forum volunteer
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