PS always uses the primary monitor's profile for both monitors, which I kind of knew.
I looked like crazy to get an answer on how to change this.
Since I use a MBP as my primary monitor which the lcd screen and profile is not very good for correction you can see why I was getting a big difference in images being displayed in bridge compared when opened in PS.
If you go to Edt/color settings/click and hold on RGB in working spaces you will see blocks and the 4th set down show the monitor profiles. I don't know of any other way to change them other than going to the Display settings on MBP and changing my Laptops profile to the updated HP 2475.
I tried it and of course it changed the screen on my laptop but now I have consistent color between bridge and PS.
I colors are not that bad on my laptop either.
So when I am not editing picks I can change my laptop's profile back..
Anyone know another way to fool PS??
I can't believe all the problems this has caused me.
Others who have symilar monitors probably don't see this but because mine was a laptop it made a big difference.
I looked like crazy to get an answer on how to change this.
Since I use a MBP as my primary monitor which the lcd screen and profile is not very good for correction you can see why I was getting a big difference in images being displayed in bridge compared when opened in PS.
If you go to Edt/color settings/click and hold on RGB in working spaces you will see blocks and the 4th set down show the monitor profiles. I don't know of any other way to change them other than going to the Display settings on MBP and changing my Laptops profile to the updated HP 2475.
I tried it and of course it changed the screen on my laptop but now I have consistent color between bridge and PS.
I colors are not that bad on my laptop either.
So when I am not editing picks I can change my laptop's profile back..
Anyone know another way to fool PS??
I can't believe all the problems this has caused me.
Others who have symilar monitors probably don't see this but because mine was a laptop it made a big difference.