PhotographerBrenda

Yes, everything seems to be working fine. Thank you.

I contacted Microsoft and asked them if anyone else has been having an issue with their Windows Viewer to view photos. Microsoft remotely checked my computer and now I don't seem to be having an issue with dark colors. Not sure what he did but I think the problem is fixed because I am not having the same issue anymore. Thanks for all your help. I really appreciate it. This is a wonderful forum!

Here is a screen shot. Sorry about the big purple flower. That is my dual monitor.

I haven't changed any settings in my camera. I just change it in ACR. For some reason I can't attach a screen shot. It is set to sRGB for the color profile. Thanks for your help. I will read the troubleshooter to try and find out what is going on.

My color profile was sRGB. I also have it set to sRGB in camera raw so my pic will open in that color space. When my pic came out looking dark I changed it to Adobe RGB to see if there would be any difference. How do you convert the profile and not assign it? I didn't see that info on the troubleshooter. Not sure if I am looking in the correct place.

That was an awesome article. Thank you so much it was very helpful. I tried using both sRGB and ADOBE RGB and the pic looked the same with a darker color. Should the depth be 8 bits or 16? I currently use 8 bits. Maybe I am not saving it correctly for output. I currently use the following when saving as a jpeg: Color: ICC Profile - sRGB IEC61966-2.1 Image Options: 12 Maximum Format Options: Baseline (Standard)

I recently started having a weird issue in Photoshop. I will edit my photo in Photoshop and then after I save the Raw file to a jpeg the color seems to be darker when I view it on my PC. Any suggestions? I thought it might be a Windows Viewer issue but today I added a few photos to my website and the color was darker also. So now I am really confused. Not sure if I accidentally changed something in my color space.