Colour distorted when vieing photos
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I remember Windows 7 doing that. It was removed in Windows 8 and later.
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@scottalanmiller
I thought I caught it doing that on my current windows 8 system too. not certain though.I found it the most when using the built in screen shot functionality. Since I switched to Greenshot, I never see the original issue
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Righto, fashionably late but here none the less
Le Screenie:
Vs the original
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The MS article I linked to didn't fix it
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Does the picture vary in some way or just the background?
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I see that the fur on the cat is more yellow in the first shot.
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@Dashrender said:
I see that the fur on the cat is more yellow in the first shot.
Slightly, but that may be because the background is an off-white.
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@coliver said:
@Dashrender said:
I see that the fur on the cat is more yellow in the first shot.
Slightly, but that may be because the background is an off-white.
Not sure what you mean?
This is what I see from his two pictures when I put them side by side. The one on the left is definitely yellowed.
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@Dashrender said:
@coliver said:
@Dashrender said:
I see that the fur on the cat is more yellow in the first shot.
Slightly, but that may be because the background is an off-white.
Not sure what you mean?
This is what I see from his two pictures when I put them side by side. The one on the left is definitely yellowed.Yep you're right sorry. I thought it may have been yellowed in contrast to the background of Windows Photo Viewer. Now I see it is in the picture itself.
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Righto, after some more Google-Fu and some rewording, I found this: http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-fix-windows-photo-viewer-displaying-yellow-or-orange-tint-for-white-and-transparent-images/
It appears to be similar to steps that I have tried before but the last part seems to be a bit different. I'll give it a go when I next get a chance (hopefully tonight)
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FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That did it. All sorted
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Nice find!
