you need to color calibrate your monitor. Even Mac monitors need color calibration to insure that they are displaying the correct colors. Adobe installs a tool with Photoshop called Adobe Gamma. It's purpose is to perform rudimentary monitor color calibration. At a minimum use that. If you want to do it right, get a Monaco Optix or similar hardware device. It will accurately calibrate your monitor.
I have some photos that a friend gave to me on a cd in the format of tiff. These tiff files came from an OSx Computer (Mac) . When i view the photos in Photoshop CS2, Photoshop Bridge, Photoshop Image Ready , Or windows Picture Viewer . Or Iranview the colors are distorted . Does anyone know how to fix it .
Computer: HP ZD8000 1 Gig Ram , Pentium 4 3.2 HT , 256mb Ati Radeon Windows XP Media Center.
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