Alright, I'm using the Adobe Photoshop CS3 trial on a Windows Vista machine - I've been using it for a couple days and I've noticed a number of times that the image in the preview window doesn't match what I get (usually after using image adjustment tools like Layer, Contrast/Brightness, or Curves - haven't noticed it so much with Filters, but haven't been using those as much yet either).

Anyone noticed this? Anything I can do to correct it? It's pretty frustrating! I'll make a bunch of movements on a curves window to get everything where I want it, and then when I hit OK, the original image doesn't change the way it's supposed to.

Thanks!

<M_Morrison@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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> Alright, I'm using the Adobe Photoshop CS3 trial on a Windows Vista
> machine - I've been using it for a couple days and I've noticed a number
> of times that the image in the preview window doesn't match what I get
> (usually after using image adjustment tools like Layer,
> Contrast/Brightness, or Curves - haven't noticed it so much with Filters,
> but haven't been using those as much yet either).
>
> Anyone noticed this? Anything I can do to correct it? It's pretty
> frustrating! I'll make a bunch of movements on a curves window to get
> everything where I want it, and then when I hit OK, the original image
> doesn't change the way it's supposed to.
>
> Thanks!

I take it you mean that the printed product is not the same as the monitor?

Look at the image at 100%. Only then you see an accurate representation.

Rob