Peter Sheinhouse
, Nov 29, 2008; 10:34 p.m.
I need some help. Whenever I convert a psd file to jpg it comes out more than a stop brighter than the original.
I probably changed a setting inadvertently but for the life of me I don't know how to fix it. Thanks for any help.
Michael Axel 
, Nov 30, 2008; 02:57 a.m.
Peter, you haven't given us enough info to help you. Are you converting it on the same computer? Viewing it on the same computer? What is you conversion process? Are you simply opening as a PSD and saving as a JPG? Can you explain your process in more detail?
Rainer T
, Nov 30, 2008; 04:15 a.m.
-- "Whenever I convert a psd file to jpg it comes out more than a stop brighter than the original."
How do you compare the two? Are you displaying both files with PS, or are you displaying the jpg file with an image viewer or browser?
Farooq G. Ahsan-ud-Din , Nov 30, 2008; 04:51 a.m.
when I do a save for web I get the reverse! (darker)
Peter Sheinhouse
, Nov 30, 2008; 10:00 a.m.
First, thanks for the responses.
Yes I am opening as a PSD and saving as a JPEG. It is on the same computer. I can immediately see the result in bridge, as well as view the difference in other viewers.
Hope this helps.
Peter Sheinhouse
, Nov 30, 2008; 10:09 a.m.
By the way the same thin happens when I save a tiff file as a jpeg.
Peter Sheinhouse
, Dec 03, 2008; 09:21 a.m.
I ultimately found the reason for the problem.
It lies in Bridge. When you set Bridge to "open jpeg in raw" the program applies correction to the file. When turned off the problem disappears.