Please help.

[dgreene]

Here is a screen shot fro the same image in Lightroom and in Photoshop. How can I get the images to look the same and why are the so different.
Thank you!

[dgreene]

Here is a screen shot one from Lightroom one from Photoshop and one from the website.

[Dirk]

just thinking with you.. do all the programs use the same colour profile ? and do you use a calibrated screen and are the photo in the same format (tif, raw, jpeg etc?)

are the photo's saved in the the same quality (eg jpeg fine hightest quality?)

[dgreene]

Thanks Dirk,
The monitor is calibrated and the original is a raw then converted to a tiff in Lightroom also in Photoshop the tiff version is displayed. When pulling the image into Photoshop it gives me a check box on the color profile and I select to keep it. The web image is a jgeg which might be the difference in that which is very suddle compared to Lightroom.

[Dirk]

i think so too. jpeg is almost the standard for internet , tiff is larger like .dng i always shoot raw +jpeg basic with the Nikons( D50 and D70) with the Canon it is just raw

sadly none of my compacts use raw..

[felix.reichardt]

Any chance that in photoshop you have proof colors under menu | view selected and under the menu proof setup some other color space?

[dgreene]

Thanks Felix,
I double Checked that and it seems to be correct.

[Mr. Pickles]

When viewing images in Lightroom, it uses its own Color Profile that can't be changed (as far as I know). When it is transferred to PhotoShop, you can set PS to use whatever you like (sRGB, Adobe RGB, etc.). The web images that appear in your browser are not using a different color profile or color space than sRGB (unless you use FireFox and activate a secret config setting).

So, they will appear different if one or the other is using a different color profile. I'd say that in PhotoShop you have something other than sRGB set....

Read this whole thread....
sRGB VS RGB

[dgreene]

Thank you for the input. I checked all of those and they seem to be right. I have a Huey for color calibration. Do you think it could be something with that?

[Songman45]

Somehow I don't think its a calibration issue you can see a difference side-by-side and its evident on my monitor as well. There is a rendering difference somewhere between your two programs.