Image display

[Ashley]

What would cause my images to look like this all the sudden. Its happening to every image, not just from one session or one card. Previously they looked normal. It looks like this in Raw also. 

[Damien Symonds]

How do they look in a "dumb" (non-colour-managed) viewer, such as Windows Viewer?

[Ashley]

Just now, Damien Symonds said:

How do they look in a "dumb" (non-colour-managed) viewer, such as Windows Viewer?

Normal

[Damien Symonds]

Ok.  Next test ... in Photoshop, go to View>Proof Setup>Monitor RGB.  Does that change anything?

[Ashley]

1 minute ago, Damien Symonds said:

Ok.  Next test ... in Photoshop, go to View>Proof Setup>Monitor RGB.  Does that change anything?

No, still the same 

[Damien Symonds]

Interesting.

Ok, if it's only doing it in colour-managed programs (Bridge and Photoshop), and if it's doing it to EVERY photo, even old ones, that indicates the monitor profile has corrupted.  How long since your last calibration?

[Ashley]

Yesterday 

[Damien Symonds]

OH!  And?  Did the problem begin after that?

[Ashley]

To refresh your memory, I posted in another thread last week about my website uploading the images incorrectly and it was fixed by doing a factory reset on my monitor. Then I calibrated again and now this is happening. I just set it back to factory default and the images will open normally. 

[Ashley]

The odd thing is that these problems aren't happening right after calibrating. It's a day to weeks later. 

[Damien Symonds]

Great!  So, calibrate again.  This is not an uncommon glitch, it happens to everyone from time to time.

Just now, Ashley said:

The odd thing is that these problems aren't happening right after calibrating. It's a day to weeks later. 

Wait, what?  Has this happened before?

[Ashley]

This is the first time for this specific problem. I just assumed the two were related. 

[Damien Symonds]

No, they're not related, don't worry.

[Ashley]

Great! Thank you. I will calibrate again.