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Joe Comerford #1
Color Settings PSE1 vs PSE2
I've been using PSE1 for some time with color settings set to No Color management. This produces images on screen that appear exactly as exposed and they perfectly match the printed image. If I use Full color management, the screen image is considerably darker, but prints as it should. Under PSE2 (trial), I see no difference on screen no matter which setting I use. All screen images are dark and print that way. Would like to upgrade, but must get this figured out. BTW, am using a Samsung 191T LCD monitor in digital mode, so can not adjust brightness, contrast, etc. Still, it works just fine under PSE1. Could this be a problem with just the trial version??
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Joe Comerford #2 Re: Color Settings PSE1 vs PSE2
I've just discovered the "Ignore EXIF" patch and installed it. PSE2 trial now works just like PSE1 did for me.
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