Hi,
Wonder if anybody knows how to do this? When I create a Photoshop document and draw in it, the colours are vibrant and saturated. Then when I export the images to 24-bit PNG, manually or with the 'export layers to AS' script, the colours get washed out. I've tried lots of fiddling around with the 'Save for Web' settings to no avail.
Anybody know how I'd keep my colours as they are in the PSD document? Besides boosting the saturation post-export from AS.
Thanks,
Mike
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Aaand just to be sure, when I click on the MORE options for the colour prefs in PS, here are the options. Not quite sure what it all means. I know I've always got washed out PNGs from Photoshop. It'd be great to keep the colours I get from PS:

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Two points:
1. I use the profile "Monitor RGB - VGA" - if you change to that, your PSDs will appear less vivid. So if you work in that, you'll use more saturated colours automatically.
2. I don't embed profiles, so in "Colour Management Policies" all is set to "none".
Additionally I've set my prefs to "ask" when opening images, my default is set to "don't use embedded profiles". This makes a huge difference, I guess that I have the right setting for PNG exchange between programs just by accident.
You should play around a bit and test, I've got different results from each different setting. For a start, just use your example image and open it with "no profile", "use embedded" and "convert to workspace" - make a copy from each one so you have them open all three, to compare.
1. I use the profile "Monitor RGB - VGA" - if you change to that, your PSDs will appear less vivid. So if you work in that, you'll use more saturated colours automatically.
2. I don't embed profiles, so in "Colour Management Policies" all is set to "none".
Additionally I've set my prefs to "ask" when opening images, my default is set to "don't use embedded profiles". This makes a huge difference, I guess that I have the right setting for PNG exchange between programs just by accident.
You should play around a bit and test, I've got different results from each different setting. For a start, just use your example image and open it with "no profile", "use embedded" and "convert to workspace" - make a copy from each one so you have them open all three, to compare.
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