Photoshop cs 5.5 - Image resolution inside PS and outside
I will take an image and adjust the level to get it to look the way I want. Save it as a jpeg or bmp and then when I double click the file - the associated image program opens it. Every time the image looks darker than when I saved it in PS - why the difference? Is there a setting in PS?
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Ishaan Rawat
Open it via Windows Picture Viewer..
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I did - that would be "the associated image program opens it" - does not matter which one it is.
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If you have jpeg images that you have already saved, and when you open them they still look one way in photoshop and different in other programs, you most likely embedded a color space other than sRGB. You can do a "save as" or "Save For Web or Devices" and convert the space to sRGB and resave.
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