SOLVED Windows 7 photo viewer problem

[xswatx]

When I open a picture in any other program it looks fine, but if I open the picture in Win7 photo viewer it looks a little diffrent, it changes the saturation or something... How can I change this?

 

[Fire cat]

Uh... Torrent, Did my message get delete when you merged?

Anyway, from the look of your screenshot, it seems that it's just the background color of Windows Photo Viewer makes a stronger contrast against the image.
AND it could also be possible that your image is semi-transparent, making slight color changes of the background more visible on the actual image.

 

[clifford_cooley]

Hi xswatx - Welcome to w7forums

AND it could also be possible that your image is semi-transparent, making slight color changes of the background more visible on the actual image.

Thats a possibility I was wondering about.

What image format does this picture have?
Does it do this for all images that you open?

 

[xswatx]

Hi xswatx - Welcome to w7forums


Thats a possibility I was wondering about.

What image format does this picture have?
Does it do this for all images that you open?

yes it does this for every image that I open and this picture is JPG format

 

[TorrentG]

Try going to Control Panel | Color Management | Advanced

and altering settings there. I dunno, I never needed this so I can't say what or how.

Just mentioning the possibility.

 

[TrainableMan]

This issue may occur because an incorrect color profile is used for the monitor device in the Color Management setting.

1. Control Panel->Hardware and Sound->Color Management
2. Select your display device
3. Check the box “Use my setting for this device”
4. Click Add
5. Choose “sRGB IEC61966-2.1” (this is the color profile that IE is using)
6. Set it as default.

NOTE: I had to reboot before the fix was effective.

Source: Why do my photos have an odd color cast in the Photo Gallery (but look fine in the XP Picture and Fax Viewer and IE)?

 

[xswatx]

This issue may occur because an incorrect color profile is used for the monitor device in the Color Management setting.

1. Control Panel->Hardware and Sound->Color Management
2. Select your display device
3. Check the box “Use my setting for this device”
4. Click Add
5. Choose “sRGB IEC61966-2.1” (this is the color profile that IE is using)
6. Set it as default.

NOTE: I had to reboot before the fix was effective.

Source: Why do my photos have an odd color cast in the Photo Gallery (but look fine in the XP Picture and Fax Viewer and IE)?

oh my god, man TNX!!!