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• Make colors become too bright and washed out after

  Hi, so I am new to AE and Motion Graphics, and am currently a youtube video using simple animated graphics. My approach is this:

  Save time and do not have to be constantly made on my animation film, after that every 10 seconds, I visited a mov quicktime and just re - import in my composition. However, after doing this about four times, I wanted to combine my four visits a video quicktime quicktime. So I thought I would import the four in a new composition and render out, but when I did, all the colors has become way too bright and washed out. Do not know what is happening. I use Quicktime with a MPEG - 4 Video Codec and also have millions of colors selected, but I'm not sure if that means anything. Once again, Im new to this, it's all jibberish just for me, but any help with the relevant card to get my colors to make normal would be great! Also if anyone has any experience with graphic animations in rendered simple movement, any advice would be great!

  Yes. You only use compression when the very last and final step. Do not use AE either for this last and final step. Use Adobe Media Encoder. You can either send your AE comp to Adobe Media Encoder, or you can restore your intermediate codec to EI (to take advantage of multiprocessing in 2014 CC) and then put this final file into Adobe Media Encoder to make your deliverables. There are advantages and disadvantages to both methods.

• I installed a new century link Modem/Router... Fast charge of Firefox, but some phrases & words groupings appear washed out, fuzzy, not clear

  When reading web pages... a lot of lines is unclear, dull... they appear washed out. We just replaced our old century link modem/router with their new version of [PK5001A]. When I run the cursor over the wrong guy... looking she usually sharpens, although the effect created is a very sick feeling in your eyes. Why is this flaky looking for type occurring and what can do us about it?

  Is the problem with some web sites? Most? All the?

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link}
  While you are in safe mode;
  Press < Alt > or < F10 > to display the toolbar.
  Followed;

  Windows; Tools > Options
  Linux; Edit > Preferences
  Mac; name of the application > Preferences

  Then Advanced > General.
  Find and stop using hardware acceleration.
  Then restart.

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: color is washed out and the type is blurry

  The color on my HP Pavilion 15 laptop appears washed out. In addition, despite trying several settings on the 'clear type', my type seems to be blurry nd hard to read. I already tried to adjust the color on the advanced settings, nothing helped. For example, if there is a box around this area to post, I don't see it. I am really frustrated and ready to return after having fought with him for more than a month.

  After hours of frustration and try to understand what was wrong. It turns out that when the power settings have been adjusted for energy efficiency, it messed with the color settings and text. I put everything by default and which corrects the problem.

• HP Color Laserjet 2605dn: Print is washed out/completely wilted on printer 2605dn

  We have a Laserjet 2605dn HP color printer has intermittent printing problems. Most of the time, the quality of the printed output is very well, but from time to time, the print quality deteriorates completely. After a while, printing then returned back its normal quality.

  The printer is on a network and serves as WIndows XP/7/8/10 and Linux machines as it has throughout his life. He has never had a genuine HP toner cartridges installed. It is not heavily used, we print usually less than 100 pages per week, often less.

  The problem is that out of all the colors and black, gets so bad as to be unreadable. The printed output is so washed out it's (almost) impossible to read anything through the entire page. This can happen for all the pages of an entire document, but often it will print the first part of a multipage fine print job and then the quality deteriorates gradually to illegibility. Subsequent print jobs will also sometimes unreadable, but are also likely to print correctly. There seems to be trigger (that we can determine) this behavior or when it will happen well.

  While the printer was used for a few years, he printed out a little more than 20 000 pages in total. This leads me to think that age should not be a problem. We replaced all the cartridges, tried recalibration, print cleaning pages, all without success. I found a solution for a problem of fading Magenta also requires cleaning the mirrors, but our problem is not that same as - everything fades to nothing in our printer, it is not a case of a single color fade a little, is much more radical than that.

  Suggestions as to how we could solve this problem? Is there additional information that might help diagnose the cause and suggest a fix?

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

  It looks like I won't get my hands dirty inside this printer after all. The boss decided it would probably be too annoying overall for me (US) to try to fix it. So he decided to buy a new color printer and remove it.

  Thanks for the answers to my questions.

  Now I just need to find how to mark it as "resolved", or otherwise close it, as appropriate in this forum.

• Work in photoshop and may have struck a key which washed out/desaturated image. There is no evidence in the story to show what has happened

  Work in photoshop, I think I hit a key that washed out/desaturated image. The action appears in history and if I click at the beginning of al history of my settings disappear, but the image is washed out. Worked a few hours on this image and want to save without restarting. All the other images I opened are not desaturated.

  Sounds to me like you may have accidentally hit something like a single channel. go to the channels Panel and make sure that the composite is selected (RGB or CMYK). Hit a combination of keys Ctrl/Cmd + 2 or 3 or 4? These solo shortcuts to channels of color... and I do not think that which appears in the story.

• Images imported from Aperture appear 'washed out' in Lightroom.

  I am aware that Lightroom is using ProPhoto RGB. When I export images from Aperture in a folder and then import them into Lightroom the images appear very different. Is there a setting I'm missing the images seem "washed" in Lightroom. When I export to the desktop and open it in Photoshop, they look the same as in the opening. After I import into Lightroom and opened in Photoshop they seem always washed out.

  New in Lightroom and try to find the right alternative to opening.

  Thanks in advance.

  You are probably right, there is a problem with color profiles and range.  Opening uses a different raw converter, which will create some variation.  In fact, a lot like the look of straight opening raw format conversions on straight conversions from ACR.  But if the washed-out look is dramatic and Photoshop opens your correct raw files, then it must be a matter of profile.

  It can help to explain how you export from Aperture.  Are your source files, raw, PSD, TIFF, or JPEG files?   Are the masters-exporter you, or you export versions?  If you export versions, take a look at your "source preset" when exporting.  What color profile you integrate?

  Although if you include any color profile, Photoshop and Lightroom must pick up.

  Everything I read is that Lightroom handles the profiles more transparent than Photoshop, but maybe someone could go on here and tell how it is managed.

  Finally, what purpose export you and import in Lightroom?  If you are migrating your library to a Lightroom Catalog, you can better served by using the plug-in migration opening.

  Opening import plugin now available

  The plug-in still has problems with foreign characters, import all the previews and face previews Keywords and keywording.  You will be better to wait until these problems are resolved.  Even if you can not, the plugin still would be a better option than a manual attempt, unless you do something else than the migration of your Aperture library.

• Change a washed out sky?

  I have an image that has a washed out sky, almost white in color. I tried to change the sky, but do not have another copy of the image at a different time of the day to be able to blend in with a different look. There is also a tree in a corner of the image that covers a part of the sky makes it harder to drop out of the sky and add a new. Does anyone have a good suggestion on how to change the appearance of the sky either replacing or adding to the existing one? Thank you.

  GulfCoast salvation,

  It is difficult to know the best approach without seeing the real picture, but my inclination would be something like this

  1. create a new empty layer on top of the stack for the sky

  2. create a selection of the area of the sky, maybe just a long rectangle by using the rectangle

  3. Add a gradient in the layer in the selection, have degraded vertical and light down

  4. change the blending Mode of the layer to multiply sky

  

  

  

• Place looks washed out compared to the original in Photoshop TIFF

  I have a TIFF file created in Photoshop with Adobe RGB color profile (1998). It seems lively and great. When I put in my InDesign document, however, it seems dull and washed out. InDesign color settings are:

  Work space: Adobe RGB (1998)

  Color management policies: keep profiles incorporated (for the two RGB/CMYK)

  When installing, I selected "Display Options" and tried to use Adobe RGB (1998) and the default Document. Nothing seems to make any difference.

  This happens on my Mac Leopard 10.5.5 and machines to Windows XP SP3.

  If there is transparency on the page and your fusion of transparent space is CMYK image is forced into your doc CMYK color space.

• Print to a file THAT JPEG seems washed out

  Hello

  I recently exported a JPEG file from the print for the first time module so I could get it printed at a photo lab. I was surprised to see that the file looked rather washed out/under saturated the original did in Lightroom. I have a lot of experience in exporting to the web and I am aware on color spaces and how sRGB is better for web and printing of photo lab. As far I can tell my print settings from the file are accurate.

  My best guess is that the rendering intent option changes the color of a little jpeg? I left the perceptive value option. The rendering intent option cause colors seem less saturated in a print to JPEG file? If this is the case, then I guess the photo lab should compensate for that when I go to print?

  Ah. This seems to be another manifestation of the export module bug rather weird print. Many people have now seen elsewhere on the forum and you submit a bug report. It is only on versions of windows from Lightroom AFAICT. What seems to happen, is that Lightroom renders the image in the display profile, and then click profile assigns the sRGB (or other) to export. Your observation that it is more or less correct when you use adobeRGB makes me think that you probably have a display wide gamut. You can check if you have the bug by assigning the display profile in Photoshop to export. There should be no involvement of the profile screen any export from the print module, but somehow it happens. Clearly a bad bug. Fortunately I've ever met, but he'd bum majorly because it's a showstopper. The only solution I've heard of is to temporarily assign sRGB on the screen, make your export and place your calibrated monitor profile.

  Using LR 2.6?

• picture looks washed out on save?

  Hello

  My question is about photoshop elements, but I thought that people who know what they are talking about would be in this forum, I hope this isn't a problem.

  When I open a (high resolution JPG) photo in photoshop (elements), it looks great. Then when I use 'save for web' the resulting jpg (or PNG) colors has all sort of washed out looking. What looks like a professional shot (which is actually a professional shooting) suddenly appears less pro.

  What is the cause, and can I do about it? It is not the "quality" of JPG, it is the problem, because same full quality does the same thing.

  And then part 2 to my question: when I download on myspace, it seems even MORE washed out. If I have all three photos is displayed on my screen (original, cropped in photoshop, myspace) the difference is obvious. Of course this second issue is not strictly a matter of photoshop.

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you

  mast

  PS. OSX 10.5.6 PES 6

  The problem is that your screen has a smaller range than sRGB. So when you preview the image in a browser that is unmanaged, you see without compensation of color that appears faded. Do you see a difference between Safari and Myspace because Myspace is stripping the image sRGB profile, so then your browser returns without compensation of color and you get the washed look.

  To relax. You see all of the images in this way. Open any web image with no profile embedded in PS, assign sRGB and you will see the art as the artist intended, for the first time. You cannot stop people to view your photos in this way. Your best bet is to make sure you're conversion / work in sRGB which is the 'norm' of the web.

  If the image is really important, you can tag with the small (~ 4 k) managed profile sRGB so those with Safari and other browsers will see the color that you intend. But thanks to Myspace and Facebook, you're ground do not worry. Is no longer everyone.

  And don't forget, each piece of art you have ever seen on the web stink just like what you see now, and you have never noticed before.

• How can I fix the color washed out for border to start in Firefox (vs Chrome)?

  I created a web page with a very basic table and border-style: first. Attached picture shows three colors ('red', ' #2CC11F ' and ' #22A8D6 ') of this table, and how they appear on the Chrome vs. Firefox (right) (left).

  The image is a screenshot taken with Firefox and Chrome on the same monitor.

  I tried all combinations of the elements listed in the link here: (http://cameratico.com/guides/firefox-color-management/) and restarted Firefox, every time, but I can't quite simply that it displays only not this border of immediately without looking terrible and washed out.

  A solid border seems okay, if it has to do with the borders of departure specifically (and possibly on the tables specifically).

  So the problem is that Firefox is to choose shades that are too light compared to Chrome?

  I think that you will need to take direct control of the colors of different sides using borders United. For example:

  http://jsfiddle.NET/kr3gdzhd/

• Text looks washed out when I launch Firefox or return to the home page.

  When I start Firefox, the text on my home page looks like it is washed out or as when a printer is out of black ink and print only the color. If I update then everything is normal. I found that it only does so with Firefox. IE and Chrome are ok. I tried safe mode and removed my extensions one at a time, and she always does.

  Try turning off hardware acceleration:

  Try disabling graphics hardware acceleration. As this feature has been added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there are still some problems.

  You will have to perhaps restart Firefox for it to take effect, so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Then perform the following steps:

  • Click on the orange top left Firefox button, then select the 'Options' button, or, if there is no Firefox button at the top, go to tools > Options.
  • In the Firefox options window, click the Advanced tab, and then select 'General '.
  • You will find in the list of parameters, the checkbox use hardware acceleration when available . Clear this check box.
  • Now restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.

  In addition, please check the updates for your graphics driver by following the steps in the following knowledge base articles:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox
  • Update your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL

  Also:

  • Update your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL
  • Recent history of claire
  • Check plugins
  • Create a screenshot of the problem

• The images appear washed out.

  Firefox is not display images correctly. They appear very washed out. These images are on my local computer and ImageMagic & GIMP can display them correctly.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

  This may be due to a problem with the profile for your monitor screen colors or color profiles embedded in images.
  
  Try disabling color management to test whether it is caused by a problem with color management.
  
  You can set the pref gfx.color_management.mode to 0 on the topic: configuration page to disable color management.
  
  You have to close and restart Firefox for the changes to take effect.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/GFX.color_management.mode

• On a displayport screen colors are washed out

  Hello

  I have a user who is running a HP Compaq SFF 6300 Pro and Windows 7 Pro, all of the latest patches.  We have set a second monitor to the display port using an adapter VGA DisplayPort cable / and the image is washed out.  Gray things clear looko on white look on the displayport VGA port.  I tried three different monitors, two HP L1911 and a L1910.  All look the same, washed on the displayport, but look good on the VGA port.

  I also tried two displayport different VGA adapters.  The adapters are HP DisplayPort / VGA adapters, p/n: 752661-001, recently purchased.

  Any suggestions?  We tried to play with the settings of the monitor, but he could not do better.  Are there settings in the system that I should try?  Different drivers maybe?

  Thanks in advance,

  Linn

  Resolved, I have think (?)... Talked to HP Technical Support and it turns out that the HP DisplayPort adapter we sold is not compatible with computers of model we have, go figure.  Never would have guessed that an adapter like this one could have problems of compatibility beyond the types of connector.

  Shot of an old adapter from a different computer on the same model and it is much better.

  Now wait on my seller to return to me on an Exchange.

  Linn