Lightroom 4.3 - Photoshop CS6 Colour Shift

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10 Jan 2013 - 7:50 PM

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GlennH (e2 Member)

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10 Jan 2013 - 9:52 PM

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Could be a monitor profile issue - check that Photoshop is using the current monitor profile (color settings>working spaces>Monitor RGB). Temporarily install sRGB as your monitor profile to see if differences vanish—that'll point towards a potentially corrupt monitor profile or a compatibility problem (with a v4 monitor profile for instance).

In Photoshop's colour settings make sure that you have 'preserve embedded profiles' selected in colour management policies, and check all the boxes (you might try that first before faffing around with the monitor profile).

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10 Jan 2013 - 10:43 PM

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At the risk of stating the very obvious, check that when you click "Edit in...CS6" in Lightroom, you are then clicking (or defaulting to) "Edit Copy with Lightroom Changes" or words to that effect.

GlennH (e2 Member)

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11 Jan 2013 - 9:20 AM

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Quote: NEVER use your monitor profile as a working space in Photoshop

If that's what my post inferred, no, don't! The path I posted was merely intended as a means of checking the current monitor profile, which should be listed in the drop-down menu alongside 'Monitor RGB'. If you were to click on that you'd be effectively turning colour management off.

Any disparity in colour between programs always potentially points towards a profile problem. However, I do agree that LF's post may resolve the issue - seems fairly likely that the Lightroom adjustments are merely being discarded en route.

robs (e2 Member)

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11 Jan 2013 - 5:50 PM

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ah ha - dodgy profile it was!

Deleted the monitor profile to use the un-profiled settings and Lightroom/Photoshop look the same again. So... I just need to either find my Huey Pro again which has wandered off... or get something a little more useful instead

Cheers, that wasn't one I was expecting to be causing the problem!