[shaban]

When i save my photoshop images in any format (jepg, png) they come out a tad less saturated and darker than the more richer colours in photoshop. I have tried evrything. Also when i got to view ->proof setup-> Monitor RGB. it shows what it would look like when i save it. So it shows the desaturated and darker version. So it's a bit like a preview. Here is some pics to show you what i mean:

What i see in Photoshop:


What i see in windows/fax viewer after saving it:


see the difference?

any help will be really appreciated. it is very frustrating

[shaban]

any help at all?

[slipe]

Your example has a sRGB color space. Set your color space to Adobe RGB and set it to convert to the working space. It should then save as Adobe RGB and the colors are a little richer.

[shaban]

coul u pls explain how i could do that? like step by step. it would me much appreciated

[slipe]

Unless your copy of Photoshop fell off a truck and you just intend to dabble you should read up on color management. This shows the Photoshop menus and tells you how to use them: http://www.computer-darkroom.com/ps10_colour/ps10_1.htm

[shaban]

could u just tell me what buttons to press? pls?

[buck52]

edit>color settings

[shaban]

lol................ok anymore help?

[shaban]

Could Someone Guide Me Step By Step. It Is The First Time I Am Doing This!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[shaban]

Pls!!!!!!!!!!. Any111111???

[buck52]

is your monitor calibrated ?

why the lol... in photoshop click edit then color settings... I ment nothing funny at all...

[ferrija1]

Buck's right.

[shaban]

...i know where the colour settings r, but i dont know what settings to change on the colour settings menu. :s. and what do u mean by "is your moniter calibarated"

[buck52]

http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/color...al_monitor.htm

[shaban]

can someone pls just take a screenshot of there colour settings and post them here. pls and thank u