Color saturation variance across programs

Hmmm. Okay

So by your testing and screenshot saving a .jpeg or .png, with the color profile embedded will have the same effect as the .psd. Opening in an image viewer or web browser will have a different saturation in comparison to open it in Krita.
Do you mind sharing the png and/or jpeg with the icc embedded here on the topic?

Swapped back to the new IEC setting.


Again, the two programs match.



Saved from both programs with the profile embedded


From left to right, the images are PSD open in Corel, Corel JPEG open in Photos, Krita JPEG open in Photos, and PSD open in Krita.


Here’s the JPEGs from both programs next to them uploaded on tumblr, which is where I post my art. This is in Firefox.

When I switched back to the IEC rather than the Lenovo Display setting, it seems like the only problem is in the images being posted online. So… I don’t even know.

I’m gonna check it in Chrome to see if it’s a Firefox thing.


I think this might be a Firefox thing now.

Thank you so much for all your help @Daishishi, I’m gonna go adjust my Firefox settings now to see if I can get it to display the same as everything else, since apparently that’s the problem now. The IEC display setting for my screen really made a difference. I appreciate your patience and willingness to work through this with me!

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Messed around with the Firefox color settings and I got it all working!


Everything matches! Woohoo!

I used this site to check my color management after adjusting the settings.
https://cameratico.com/tools/web-browser-color-management-test/

Thank you so much! All the displays match! It’s a minor miracle!

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Dang Browsers! :slight_smile:

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Firefox doesn’t have proper colour management support atleast on linux not sure about windows.
Here is a blog post from lcms (this is the colour management component that krita uses) Browser check

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@raghukamath I changed the Firefox configuration settings. Here’s a link describing the process.

The only setting I had to change was gfx.color_management.enablev4 from false to true, and then I checked on this site to see if my browser was properly displaying colors.

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Yes I know those settings, it enables colour management, but it is faulty. you can read it on the website I linked.

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