I was hoping somebody could help me out with this. I’ve been using photoshop for a good while now, but I’ve never messed with the color setting preferences before.
Now I’m running into a problem where the gray background I"m using in Flash (#333333), isn’t the same as #333333 from my photoshop file. I tried exporting the file I used in Photoshop to a .jpg, and importing that jpg into flash. You could see the gray differences between them. I’m sure I’m using the same color, without saturating it in any way. I’m wondering if I didn’t use the right settings in my color preferences for the output, but I don’t really know since I haven’t touched that part of photoshop.
I know I fixed this problem before, but I just can’t remember how I did it. Any ideas would be helpful.
Thanks for the try, but no it wasn’t that. I checked to make sure photoshop was in a RBG color type before I started making any of the drawings. <b>EDIT</b> : Btw, CMYK is moreso used for print media (I ended up doing some of that for the company I work for). Since the monitor can’t produce every single color (RBG) that you might want to use, CMYK is available so you can match to pantone colors that are used in print jobs.
I just need to attach this file and see if you guys are seeing any distinction in the color…
I looked at the settings for my graphics card, and my colours were only set to 16 true bit, not 32. I looked again and it seems that that was the problem.
Let me know if it’s good at your end if you have a minute to spare please.