#Photoline change to 321 bit psp

To the point of changing my desktop photo! One of which I accidently deleted. All actions are done on all computers together to note any differences. (Time wasting!!!) I have all three computers on the same desk. OK I've done quite a bit of testing on this.

#Photoline change to 321 bit psp

So what is PSP doing that is changing the color management on my new laptop? It's only when PSP starts that I get the miss match of colours. If I don't start up PSP on my new laptop I can swap at will between computers and programs without any color issues. Every other program is then changed because PSP has changed my laptops color management. This doesn't happen with either of my older computers. I can't reverse this change without turning off the computer and doing a reboot. ie PSP is changing my systems color settings as it starts up. Now on my editing laptop as PSPx7 starts my computer desktop changes colour. Same work space some color management etc. On all 3 computers I have PSPx7 with identical settings. And one old desktop devoted just to printing).

A new laptop that is used for all editing. An old workhorse laptop that is my internet computer. PSP is the odd one out.Īs it stands I think I'll stick with PSPx7 but only as a secondary tool for Photoline. And I need all my tools to match those colours. But the point of this post is that without my move to Photoline I wouldn't have realised how much PSP is changing the colours. If anyone knows a work around I would love to know. Why can't PSP/Corel simply default to the calibrated settings of the host computer? So what is it with PSP/Corel that even with Color Managment turned OFF it still 'plays' withe the colours. However from Photoline to QImage I don't need to make any colour adjustments. With PSP I have to make further adjustments in QImage before printing. Even with Color Management turned off PSP is still doing something with the colours. Every time I swap from Photoline to PSP the colour changes. I have Color Management turned off in PSP and in Photoline and use my calibrated monitor settings. Once finished it's just a matter of closing the file and it returns to Photoline.

So when using Photoline and I want/need to use one of PSP's tools or features it's simply a matter of clicking on the PSP option and it opens up with the image I'm working on. So I have PSPx7 installed as an external link. Now in Photoline you can link/open another program. So as insurance I've started using Photoline. But reading these forums has given me doubts about jumping to x8 and Corel's direction with PSP.

Have used PSP since way back in the Jasc days.