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There are color settings in Photoshop where you can desaturate the way photoshop views on your monitor. &nbsp;Go to Edit&gt;Color Settings and at the bottom you can check the box beside &quot;Desaturate Monitor Colors by...&quot; When I first installed Photoshop (I am taling about CS3) it had the monitor colors desaturated at 20% (which I needed to change, and seems as if you need to possibly change the settings too)<br />
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There are color settings in Photoshop where you can desaturate the way photoshop views on your monitor.  Go to Edit>Color Settings and at the bottom you can check the box beside "Desaturate Monitor Colors by..." When I first installed Photoshop (I am taling about CS3) it had the monitor colors desaturated at 20% (which I needed to change, and seems as if you need to possibly change the settings too)

DeeDee

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When I look at &nbsp;photos on my computer via Photoshop, Windows Live Photo Gallery, or Windows Photo Viewer, the color saturation is much higher than when I look at it on the same photos (using the same computer) on a photo hosting website. &nbsp;Any way to keep the color the same between the photo's viewed in Internet Explorer and the other apps? &nbsp;
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When I look at  photos on my computer via Photoshop, Windows Live Photo Gallery, or Windows Photo Viewer, the color saturation is much higher than when I look at it on the same photos (using the same computer) on a photo hosting website.  Any way to keep the color the same between the photo's viewed in Internet Explorer and the other apps?  

Photo color on websites

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