B BROTHYAM New Member Joined Jan 23, 2010 Messages 6 Jan 23, 2010 Thread Author #1 How can I extract the yellowish color? It should turn this way: The same thing happens in Photoshop, One sees as the first image, but save as the last image. Has someone some idea to fix it? I have a LCD monitor Samsung, Nvidia Geforce 8500 Gt video, Core 2 quad, 4Gb ram. Last edited: Jan 23, 2010
How can I extract the yellowish color? It should turn this way: The same thing happens in Photoshop, One sees as the first image, but save as the last image. Has someone some idea to fix it? I have a LCD monitor Samsung, Nvidia Geforce 8500 Gt video, Core 2 quad, 4Gb ram.
Solution R R RAK Jan 24, 2010 I don't use photoshop. But it looks like you need to select another "save as " option. It is either saving , as default, in two-tone, or in 8bit RGB.
I don't use photoshop. But it looks like you need to select another "save as " option. It is either saving , as default, in two-tone, or in 8bit RGB.
reghakr Essential Member Joined Jan 26, 2009 Messages 14,186 Jan 23, 2010 #2 Could you please provide more specs about you computer especially the exact make and model of your graphics card. Upvote 0 Downvote
Could you please provide more specs about you computer especially the exact make and model of your graphics card.
B BROTHYAM New Member Joined Jan 23, 2010 Messages 6 Jan 23, 2010 Thread Author #3 I have a LCD monitor Samsung, Nvidia Geforce 8500 Gt video, Core 2 quad, 4Gb ram. Upvote 0 Downvote
B BROTHYAM New Member Joined Jan 23, 2010 Messages 6 Jan 23, 2010 Thread Author #4 Why?????? This problem is driving me crazy!!!!!!!!!! Upvote 0 Downvote
reghakr Essential Member Joined Jan 26, 2009 Messages 14,186 Jan 23, 2010 #5 Sorry I thought it was a Windows 7 problem. You'll need a accomplished Photoshop user for a solution. Upvote 0 Downvote
Sorry I thought it was a Windows 7 problem. You'll need a accomplished Photoshop user for a solution.
J Joe S Excellent Member Joined Jan 12, 2009 Messages 3,793 Jan 23, 2010 #6 Did you check on the Adobe site and see if there were any updates? Joe Upvote 0 Downvote
R RAK Extraordinary Member Joined Jul 6, 2009 Messages 2,502 Jan 24, 2010 #7 I don't use photoshop. But it looks like you need to select another "save as " option. It is either saving , as default, in two-tone, or in 8bit RGB. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
I don't use photoshop. But it looks like you need to select another "save as " option. It is either saving , as default, in two-tone, or in 8bit RGB.