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Newbie color display issues in Photo & Publisher Beta 1.7.0.2579


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Hello. I'm new to Affinity, and I'm loving it! I'm having issues with my Affinity Photo and Designer displaying colors in the program. They're displayed completely different than they really are and are saved. I've checked my document color profiles, but can't find the problem.

Please see screenshots. Left is how it displays in Affinity, right is how it is once saved. The InDesign .pdf that Publisher converted has kept the colors correctly, but won't display properly in the programs....

Thanks so much for any help!!!!

 

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Sorry, but that didn't help either. The ONLY color issues are in the affinity  programs. The documents are set to RGB, and have a yellowish tint, but only in Affinity. My monitor was already set up as shown in the thread above. I was using this same monitor on another pc with Photoshop and InDesign, and didn't have this issue. The problem must be in Affinity somewhere, because these are the only programs that display the files with a yellowish tint...My picture and name are in a pure grey in the final .pdf. Please see screenshots below.

 

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fixed my bad grammar
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Try unticking...

"Use my settings for this device"

and restart Affinity

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Strange, I have a ViewSonic VA903b and have to untick that setting or else I get a yellow display

If you close and go back into the devices tab is it still unticked?

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OK, the only other thing I can see in your Devices tab different to mine is that you have a "WCS Device Profile" called sRGB virtual device model profile" associated with your monitor

I do not have that or any other "WCS Device Profile" listed there, so you could try highlighting then deleting that.

Then try again with the "Use my settings for this device" ticked and unticked (restart affinity and test after any change you do)

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Ok, I'll have another think tomorrow but stick with it, lots of people have had this problem and they all got solved eventually.  Someone else may have other suggestions for you to try

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Try clicking on the sRGB IEC61966-21 profile and then on Set as Default.

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  • 1 year later...

dear all, having the same issue with the yellow teint but cant figure out where to change what exactly?

in preferences i find that ominous iec61966-2.1 profile and it is already chosen... i dont know where to click that color profile to be able to choose it as default.

using the monitor setting doesnt change anything either.

as the final product usualy is in normal colors it didnt really bother me, but now publisher started to change the color of my screen captions?! so i started the investigation and came to this post.

a short explanation where clicking what would be much appreciated

thanks in advance

 

edit:

found the explanation here, in any case someone else lands here first

 

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found solution
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