art; photoshop; calibration
Mar. 12th, 2006 03:50 pmLJ has decided to let me comment from my e-mail again. Yay!
I did a little bit of art for Three Fates. Waiting for the authors to have a look at it first before I go on posting it anywhere.
In Schrodinger news, there is something wrong with the color calibration that I just can't quite work out. Photoshop is being a complete bitch and making my color palette look all... off. Too bight and the greys are yellow. The color management stuff is being a total pain. I think I always left it as default before, but now I've switched it to no management and it just.. argh. Looks wrong. Everything looks wrong. Argh. I want to be able to use the sRGB color set but everything looks all messed up.
Following this site, I did some gamma tweaking and... erm. Hm. everything is basically brighter. This, of course, does absolutely nothing with my Photoshop workspace as it's still all jacked up. Ah, fuck it. I turned off Photoshop color management settings.
Doubly annoyed, so I'm using the mood and the icon!
I did a little bit of art for Three Fates. Waiting for the authors to have a look at it first before I go on posting it anywhere.
In Schrodinger news, there is something wrong with the color calibration that I just can't quite work out. Photoshop is being a complete bitch and making my color palette look all... off. Too bight and the greys are yellow. The color management stuff is being a total pain. I think I always left it as default before, but now I've switched it to no management and it just.. argh. Looks wrong. Everything looks wrong. Argh. I want to be able to use the sRGB color set but everything looks all messed up.
Following this site, I did some gamma tweaking and... erm. Hm. everything is basically brighter. This, of course, does absolutely nothing with my Photoshop workspace as it's still all jacked up. Ah, fuck it. I turned off Photoshop color management settings.
Doubly annoyed, so I'm using the mood and the icon!
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Date: 2006-03-12 09:05 pm (UTC)There's a color calibration tool I've seen for monitors that basically helps your computer calibrate the color that it shows you to the color that it's supposed to show you. (compared to some outside standard you want to calibrate to, that is. Like when you want your "fire-engine red" to really be the shade of red that fire engines are, or somesuch).
It's cute and octupus-or-insect-looking. A graphic artist friend of mine says that its very nifty. (I'm not saying how expensive it might be, though...)
Do you want me to go dig up my references & find out what the thing is called, or does this not help you at all?
(BTW, still working on your fic. RL=very disruptive to fic)
wags, springwoof
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Date: 2006-03-12 09:08 pm (UTC)So.. I guess don't worry about it. I just turned off Photoshop color management.
No worries on the fic :) I'm patient.
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Date: 2006-03-13 03:16 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-03-13 03:38 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-03-13 11:36 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-03-14 03:14 pm (UTC)What I did was go into Color Settings and set it to No correction. Or.. something. I turned color management off.