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    I am working with the vendor to figure out why after I calibrated by monitor, the exports to BPN have a reddish cast compared to LR3...anyone experience that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Uffman View Post
    I am working with the vendor to figure out why after I calibrated by monitor, the exports to BPN have a reddish cast compared to LR3...anyone experience that?
    Hi Steve,
    I had this problem last year with my XP system. It turned out there were multiple problems with my system. One was correct color management in browsers. This page describes issues and settings in browsers:
    http://www.gballard.net/psd/go_live_...Gprofiles.html

    The other issue I had was even though I calibrated my system with a spyder 3, something was not correct. I suspect it might have been a video card driver/setting that fought with the spyder 3 software. I never resolved the issue and moved to linux. Linux now color manages my system and I run photoshop in windows under virtualbox. Everything is consistent when I bring an image into photoshop, work in Adobe RGB, convert to sRGB there is not a significant color shift and when I upload to BPN or my own web site, colors are stable. (One might see minor color shifts from Adobe RGB to sRGB because of sRGB's smaller color gamut.)

    Here is my page on monitor calibration in case it helps:
    http://www.clarkvision.com/articles/....your.monitor/

    Best of luck, I know how frustrating this can be.

    Roger

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