Here's a weird one: Running OS X 10.2.3 on Ti Powerbook, calibrated with EyeOne Match 2.0.
If I open an image (jpg) within Canon's Image Browser (untagged), and open the same image in Photoshop 7 or 6 (untagged and no conversion) the image under PS looks much more red/magenta. If I choose a monitor profile NOT built by Match, ie...with Apple's Display Calibrator or the generic Color LCD profile, the images look identical; the color of the screen is consistent between both programs with an un-managed color file, as one would expect. What is it with the Match profile that Photoshop is compensating for, almost like the old Monitor Compensation check box? What makes it hard is working on location, and trying to determine which view of the image is more accurate. Mark Johann =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
