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• Newbie question of color management

  Hi people

  using cs4. just finished a CMYK job on a new press. colors on the final print job were pretty loyal to what I saw on my screen when you design, with a few exceptions I want to tweak if possible. I'm new to color management, so looking for some advice.

  According to my research, the right thing to do is to ask a colorsync or icm or icc of my press profile. I did... but my press was a little confused and sent me a bunch of .icc files and I don't know that one to load. people in the press are great people and it's a good press, but I had the feeling that they have not been asked this question a lot. so I ended up using U.S. web coated (swop) v2 profile, which is what they recommended in the end.

  so if I can't get one of my press icc profile, the other approach according to my research wing and adjust the color on my own profile so that what I see on my screen match the printed output. in other words, I take the printed output and hold it up to my screen and manually adjust the color profile settings. I think that this is done in photoshop under edit-> assign the profile and/or edit-> color settings, and then synchronize the color management for all applications using the bridge. Maybe it is possible in indesign? I ask the question on this forum because of the excellent answers that I'll be back here.

  I don't want to screw things up and I'm a newbie with this, then advice out there? My basic situation is that the colors were reasonably loyal but there was a very curious thing where a c = 0, m = 0, y = 35, k = 15 color looked very green on the printed page even if it was a soft yellow on my monitor. I want to try to adjust that.

  Thank you...

  You have a colorimeter and monitor profiling software? It is the starting point of all color management workflow. You also need a pretty good monitor that CAN be calibrated. If the monitor isn't showing you exactly the colors, then nothing do you will to matter.

  Matching the print monitor is an old technique that works only when you have a closed loop where all the work is output on the press even under the same conditions. The purpose of the peripheral use independent publishing spaces, such as Adobe RGB, which is in theory everything correctly calibrated monitor will display the same image, and you can convert any space of output known at the time.

  Terms like watching soft yolks are quite subjective, so I don't know what you expected, but I do not expect 35y, 15 k to be very clear, nor very yellow. While I would not characterize as green color on my monitor, it is certainly not resemble a banana, and beside a clear yellow could be called it greenish in comparison. It's really a yellowish gray clear, in my view.

  I put up a comparison here to see what it looks like, but the colors won't be accurate in a browser.

  

• I recently changed my colors HD and I don't like. How can I get my screens to their normal color

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Try a system restore to a Date before the problem began:

  Restore point:

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

  Do Safe Mode system restore, if it is impossible to do in Normal Mode.

  Try typing F8 at startup and in the list of Boot selections, select Mode safe using ARROW top to go there > and then press ENTER.

  Try a restore of the system once, to choose a Restore Point prior to your problem...

  Click Start > programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore > choose another time > next > etc.

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Read the above for a very good graph shows how backward more than 5 days in the System Restore Points by checking the correct box.

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  Or try this:

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/83824-color-scheme.html

  How to change the color scheme in Vista

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How to change the font color under block Action workflow history?

  Hi all

  How can we change the font color to Blue(see attachment) to the Red under history of Oracle Workflow Action block.

  In my scenario, the user has launched good order to the approver. He goes to the first approver. First approver enters his observations and approvers it. PO goes to the second approver for approval. now when the second approver opens the notification, it should be able to see the comments made by the first approver in red instead of blue.

  In short every time that comments are those should visible in red once stored.

  

  Try to set the CSS class.

  I do not remember exactly where this region is generated. Check the Message in the workflow and see how this region is rendered.

  If it's HTML, you must define tags, if there is an OA region, you must customize the OA region and add a CSS class on the ground.

  See you soon

  AJ

• My photos in Photoshop and Lightroom are showing very red, but they actually print ok, I tried to change the settings of the color management in Photoshop but it makes no difference.

  It seems that this has happened since changing to 10 Windows, although I change my laptop and it of very well, has anyone at - it had the same problem?

  I also had in the elements, but it is topped by disabling color management.

  Alanpgc

  Could be a broken monitor profile. Switch display icc profile Adobe RGB or sRGB standard if you have a normal screen space, if you have a screen wide gamut. If this is useful, it is likely that a broken profile.

  In addition, the only way to make sure you see what looks like an impression (on your screen) is to use a unit of calibration as a Culor Munki or Spyder.

• "Color management" don't keep calibration on reboot

  I was recently a pretty annoying problem with the "color management" settings found in the control panel.

  The problem is very simple, yet confusing at the same time. Whenever I start my computer, the login look perfect screen, the Blues and the Greens look not at power off. I connect to my computer and everything seems fine until a few seconds after starting, a "switch" how it turns and everything gets a yellow-ish tint. In order to correct this problem I have to load the control panel and access the setting menu "color management" and press Advanced, then click on "calibrate" and then on the 'color standard of exhibition' is launched. This is where the problem becomes very weird because I don't have to go through the dialog boxes to remove the yellow tint. All I have to do the "Stallion of the color of the display" is click Cancel, which means that I won't actually through Pentecost of the calibration. But, low and behold when I press cancel everything seems perfect (just like the login screen).

  It is worth noting that I am in the classic windows theme. I am not prepared to change that because blurry transparency is more aggravating than the yellow colors. Also, I have not upgraded to xp and rather stuck with the old windows 2000 if I prefer to keep the old look.

  Now, I have installed no other color management, I don't want any other color managers, in fact I didn't know that "managers of colours" not really existed. I thought that all this was done by the monitor commands themselves... but apparently these days, there is always "an app for that."

  I am currently running windows 7 Home on an ASUS U47VC (http://www.asus.com/Notebooks_Ultrabooks/U47VC/). I connect via an HDMI cable on my monitor. I turned off the laptop screen using only the utilities Windows ('screen resolution').

  Things I've tried:
  (1) delete each color profile, that I could find.
  (2) again a "calibrated" profile and set it as default value.
  (3) "coupled my settings" what ever that is supposed to mean.

  A possible solution would obviously change the monitor color settings (which means fiddling around with the physical buttons on my monitor) to counterbalance the yellow. However, I can't do this for two reasons:

  (1) I can never get this right. I spent a lot of time trying to get it exactly, but the threshold of my monitors color settings do not work
  (2) I dual boot Linux (where no problem color monitor). So I have to redo all the settings on my screen color whenever I booted to windows. Something that is worse than clicking a few buttons

  To forestall the obvious questions:
  YES I UPDATED MY DRIVERS
  YES I UPDATED TO WINDOWS
  YES, I PRIVALGES ADMIN
  YES I RESTARTED THE COMPUTER

  Thank you in advance!

  I solved the problem!

  The solution was to create a new user account. In the new account is no longer the problem. There must be a kind of corruption of setting in the old account.

  Thank you for your help.

• When I print, the photo viewer rises and am OBLIGED to print from that program. The problem is, that it does not work - the colors are inverted and incorrect. All attempts to correct in the color management failed.

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  Ideas:

  • When I print, the photo viewer rises and am OBLIGED to print from that program.  The problem is, that it does not work - the colors are inverted and incorrect.  All attempts to correct in the color management failed.  Some images are color reversed negatively. and others not when the print window picture viewer options are increasing. and every time I print a normal color on the picture he reverse out come.
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  didn't work :/

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  It may be interesting to try to remove all color profiles in the color management.

  Windows 7 - change color management settings
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-color-management-settings

  If this does not work... update or just reinstall your printer driver may be worth a try.

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Dell U2413/U2713H (or maybe Windows 8) issue of color management

  Hello guys!

  I am an excessive user of Photoshop / graphic designer and I just bought Dell U2413 to obtain, in combination with my graphics card Nvidia Quadro K2000, a true wide range/10-bit working environment of color which is very important for what I do. (Nec or Eizo was not an option because I've already spent so much money on other materials and I opted for Dell because I heard it is the best display in this price range - in my country, with taxes, it cost me 566 EUROS).

  Previously, I was working on iMac for almost a decade then separate pieces of hardware or Windows operating system was a new (and, I must admit, pretty scary) territory for me. However, after everything has been put in place, I tried to calibrate my monitor for the first time and then I was very unpleasantly surprised! Namely, I have X-Rite i1 Display colorimeter Pro and some optional software for it (ColorEyes display Pro and baslCColor display 5 was much better/appropriate for me because of their L * option for TRC so I never used it original i 1 Profiler is a software which is a LOT less than the previous two compering), but because Dell in it's manual said to use a calibration color UltraSharp Solution software is exclusively I decided to give it a go and try with it. But, to my (as I already said, very unpleasant!) surprise, I was EVEN less of i1 Profiler which, as I have said, was never an option for me.

  Not the end of the world, I thought, I'll re - calibrate it with ColorEyes Display Pro and everything goes well. But, after doing so, my unpleasant surprise become even more unpleasant, when I discovered that no matter what profile I chose in Windows Color Management and press "Set as default", nothing happens - my screen remains the same! The only way I can get a color change is if I create a profile using Windows built in utility. Profiles created in this way change the appearance of the screen, but all the profiles downloaded or created make no difference. And now I literally don't know what to do... The worst thing only of this, I can't blame WHO:

  1 Dell - that has a 'high end' view gives you ONLY a few factory presets + 2 custom profiles (Cal1 and Cal2) made by software calibration nowdays more inferior and useless;
  2. Windows 8 - who did a terrible color management which, in the same way, not a color at all management;
  3. me - who is unable to see put in place something that is more than simple & obvious?

  THANKS in ADVANCE for everyone is willing to help me solve this question and forgive me for a long (and perhaps confusing-) as you can say English is not my language kindergarten post!

  First of all if you use the eyes color pro with GBLED and i1DisplayPro and you're not invited to a sort of spectral correction for your type of backlight screen, you're hurting. No matter how visually pleasant it is, the profile is not accurate, playing WYSIWYB (what you see is what you believe) not WYSIWYG.
  Second, unless you have purchased/updated Basiccolor Display 5 after may 2013 (NEC GB LED suppor for PA242W, 5.1.2 version) with GBLED and i1DisplayPro, its measures are wrong, no matter how nice of calibration is.

  With your questions:
  You have 6 presets:
  -CAL1/CAL2, please read questions configuration on the Dell color calibration Solution in this instance. Please install the latest version 1.0.1.0 (67MB) and disable all color adjustments in yor GPU nvidia (bright colors, digital vibrance... all OFF). Most of us use in Windows 7 without problem (after a few configuration settings: spectal correction for GBLED files)
  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19512342.aspx
  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19517601.aspx
  etc.
  -Factory-sRGB/AdobeRGB which are probably with a white point off the coast of the D65, recalibrate in GPU LUT with ArgyllCMS/DisplayCal. Works very well.
  -Standard with a usually arround WP 7000 K (native GBLED WP), if calibrated in GPU LUT with ArgyllCMS/DisplayCal ' nearest the locus of the daylight "of your native WP should give about your contrast of 1000: 1. It is perhaps unnecessary to your workflow, but it is better to know it.
  -Custom, native, fully customizable range WhitePoint, blackpopint and luminance of D50 D70 and beyond.
  Work with color management applications just you Custom, CAL1 and CAL2.

  You may have a problem with Windows (from Windows Vista from) color management. By default, Windows does not allow profiles (but applications can) rewriting GPU LUT of calibration. You need to configure.
  In W8, it's done:
  -From the right panel-> Search-> color management
  -Go to the tab advanced options
  -Click on "change default settings...". ', the button down with administrator privileges.
  -Go to the tab advanced options in this new window
  -Toogle check buton (bottom) "windows use on screen calibration" (sorry I don't have an English version of Windows and I don't know the exact text)
  -Reload button calibrations (bottom)
  -Close
  -Go to the "Devices" tab and select your screen in the upper drop-down list
  -check the box "use my record for this device".
  -Select your profile

  Your screen SHOULD be the same printer Dell preset OSD in which this profile was created, without other changes in contrast or brightness.
  If enabled, please disable the "AUTO" mode in the Dell Display Manager tray icon, use the manual mode with "enhanced video" (last tab) OFF.

  BTW and I know that this is not your case, but without workflow 10bits or gamma in 3DLUT (NECs & eizos) L * gamma calibration is not necessary.

  For those who have worn with 8-bit or DA better sRGB gamma CRT and let Photoshop or GIMP color management to make corrections for images ECIv2 (or with similar profiles of gamma)

• Color management against older versions

  I recently started a new job that made me a simple design work and printing these flyers on a Xerox Workcentre 7225. However, in printing, this work became not so simple. I printed a series of pamphlets and the colors are coming very saturated for two colors in vector shapes and pictures, especially compared to the files of the person who has the habit of doing that. She uses InDesign CS3 and I use Illustrator CC 2015 in Windows 10.

  I have calibrated the printer, always the same question. I printed one of old PDF its compared to a copy laying around and it fits, so the question is somewhere in my Adobe settings.

  • I checked color profiles in Acrobat preview output and both are like us Web Coated SWOP v2.

  • I tried to recreate the document that I did in Illustrator in InDesign for the images to keep the RGB information

  • I tried to use spot colors in RGB in a CMYK document as the previous person had (who would not explain the variation in the photos)

  • I brought the old PDF and my new PDF in Photoshop for a test and control values of color matching spot

  • I printed the old Photoshop rather than Acrobat PDF and it has more printed sample I had any until I started or that I had printed earlier the same day from Acrobat using the old PDF

  • I changed all the settings in my export PDF, file settings, nowhere elsewhere I could think

  Nothing works and I'm starting to get frustrated. I worked prepress for awhile so I thought I had a good handle on color management, but what makes me feel that the answer is with myself.

  Anyone have any ideas? I have a PDF file, I can provide if necessary. Thanks in advance for any advice.

  For anyone who has the same problem in the future... I thought about it. Postscript driver technology that the new computer network never installed.

• For Web use color management

  I'm sorry if this has been posted elsewhere, but I was unable to find it. It's a bit hard to find when I don't know exactly how to explain the problem.

  My problem is that I see too much difference between the images in Photoshop and the same file in web browsers. The problem seems to double. The shadows of images are appearing where blotchy, as it appears in photoshop. This is especially true in the pictures with a lot of digital noise like a digital photograph shot at high ISO. The second problem is that images appear much more contrasting in web browsers than in photoshop. This is particularly noticeable monochrome images of high contrast in photoshop as the web browser pushes the contrast levels in the Kingdom of clipping and burn.

  I'll explain my material and the workflow so that you can get an idea where the problem might be. I shoot a Canon 20 d. I am running Windows 7 64 bit with a Benq 21 '' LED monitor. RAW conversion in Digital Photo Professional (although I have transformed my raw files in Photoshop for troubleshooting reasons and had the same problems). I convert my raw to tiff 8-bit files and open in Photoshop CS5 (also troubleshooted in CS3 with the same results) for the majority of my editing before converting small JPEG for web use where they are displayed in the current version of Firefox.

  The final jpeg always look great in Photoshop, but as soon as I open them in Firefox or one of Windows Photo Viewer they look terrible. I do not understand that Photoshop displays the ICC profile image where that most web browsers don't not/can not. That's why I convert my JPEG files in sRGB (I normally shoot in AdobeRGB) I was under the impression that an application not CM as a web browser would show everything in sRGB as is the internet standard. So what I see in Photoshop while displaying a picture listed for sRGB should be the same as in an environment not CM surely? For reasons of test I tried to process the unidentified images, but the same questions always came.

  Unfortunately my monitor is not shaped as I can't currently afford equipment. Back when I was in uni, we used Spyder, but it's just out of my means. Even though I think most of the people might be inclined to this blame on the lack of monitor profiling, I have my doubts. My problems are rarely found in different colors. I even experimented with changing the gamma settings while having one of the images open in Firefox. No gamma level, no matter how extreme, makes a lot of difference to the blotchyness of my shadow. Not only that, but profiling seems to aim at the synergy between the screen and print. I don't know how it could help bridge the gap between software.

  My wife has the exact same pc than me and even monitor (although hers is LCD and LED mine) and the same problems exist when it displays images. I noticed the images look good on my laptop on Firefox. This makes me wonder if the modern LCD monitors General contrast and brightness levels bring the problems I didn't know I had when editing on a laptop (I had to move countries and that's all I had unfortunately). What worries me is any image on that I have to work hard will always terrible look on the web for someone of another look at one of my images on a modern monitor. Really, I rely on the use of the web to get my content out there. Right now, they are actually more urgent for me to get the prints to the right. If people cannot take advantage of the image on the screen, they will never want to print.

  I hope it was the right place to post such a thing. This is clearly not for the lack of Photoshop that it manages to display more information than the other pieces of software in my images. I just thought that others may have had similar experiences. I'm not professional when it comes to Photoshop or photography, but I have a good few years of experience and education behind me in the topic. It seems I've reached the limit of what I can do here. It actually feels kind of pathetic for something as simple as to a jpeg of an image of high quality for the web allows only to stumble and fall.

  I find myself baffled and confused. I welcome any help on the subject and I thank you all in advance.

  Where do you have a v4 profile in this string?

  Anyway this is much like a monitor profile problem. What are you helping? He is the one that is provided by Benq (which I wouldn't trust for a second), or the default sRGB to Windows? You can find in Control Panel > color management. If this is the swap of profile of Benq for sRGB and working with it until you can afford a calibrator (you can get one for just $90 BTW).

  Normally there will be no difference between Photoshop and Firefox because they are both fully color managed and handled the same way: the document profile is converted on the monitor profile on the fly, and that is what is sent to the screen. But Firefox is known for interpreter sometimes hurt the monitor profile.

  You should also know that if your document profile is the same as your monitor profile (for example, they are the two sRGB), you basically have a managed without color string. So all appear identically with this configuration, Photoshop, Firefox, IE, no matter.

• Satellite A210-171 - how to check the color management

  I work with the software digital painter on my laptop (satellite A210-171)
  Because my colors are not the same when printed (with the help of a printer of Dell A.I.O.) told me to check my Colour Management on laptop.

  I go to control panel and click on color management
  Then I see a generic PnP monitor - when I click on the drop down menu next to it I found that my printer is listed.

  What should I do next?

  As stated in my other ads, I know only a teeny weeny bit about the computer so please if someone is kind enough to answer, step by step instructions gratefully appreciate

  Sue

  > If there is someone who can fix this error please do, so I hope that I will get an answer to the question
  Why you n t he correct yourself? You can change the own message!
  But it looks like someone already did

  I guess that your laptop uses the ATI graphics card. So, the ATI Catalyst Control Center should be available.
  Usually, you can set some parameters of color in ATI Catalyst Control Center-> color

• Change the background color of comments in numbers?

  Is it possible to change the background color of comments in a document of numbers?

  I couldn't find a way to do it on my iMac, but I managed to change the color of comments in a document of iCloud numbers, and now he's changed the background color of comments on the document of numbers on my iMac.

  You may have found the only access to the color of the note

• How can I change the background color of the indicator

  Hello

  I want to change the background color of an indicator. (Yellow in the image as an attachment).  I would like to know, what property node manages this value so that I can wire a box of color to it.

  Thank you

  Jason

  

  Digital text > text colors > BG color

• I recently changed internet service providers and now my Wired desktop can't connect to the internet.

  I recently changed internet service providers and now my Wired desktop can't connect to the internet.  I noticed that the connection is showing 'Automatic private address' can I connect all my fine wireless devices.  I did extensive troubleshooting with my service provider, but they suggest that my master's degree network adapter must be replaced.  I updated the driver, and the device manager says it's working properly. If I connect the same wire for my laptop, it works fine.  This is just my office.  Any ideas how can I fix?

  Hello

  Follow the steps in the KB article below and see if that fixes the problem.

  How to troubleshoot possible causes of Internet connection problems in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314095

• Change the font color on IE8 + XP

  I need to change the font color from blue to black on my computer XP WIN8 + that my wife is legaly blind and can't read light blue lettering

  Hi alkfmn,

  You will not be able to change the color of the font in internet explore.

  See the Microsoft article below to change the fonts or font on various components of Windows.

  How to change the appearance of items on the desktop in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310543

  Customize your system with Windows XP

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/Setup/personalize/default.mspx

  How to set accessibility features for people who are blind or who have low vision in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308978

  How to control accessibility features for visually impaired users by using Utility Manager in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307773

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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