JPEG copying and pasting

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19 October 2006, 07:27 AM
bubbidge

JPEG copying and pasting

Please Help!!!

When I copy a JPEG image in Corel GS 12 and then paste it back onto the same page, it comes out much darker. Why is this and how can I stop it happening?:eek:

Also, can i download a RAL and DULUX colour palettes to use in Corel? If so, where can i get them?

Many thanks in anticipation.:rolleyes:
23 October 2006, 07:06 AM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

So no-one can help at all.....???
23 October 2006, 01:34 PM
Scotty

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Maybe when copying to clipboard the program match color space to you profile, then pastes it back in with the 'profile' colors. It seems to me that I had a similar problem a while back and I disable my colro profiles (whre Corel 'synchronizes' colorspace..try going to options color managements and either use sRGB space or disable and see what happens.
Jim
23 October 2006, 02:10 PM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scotty

Maybe when copying to clipboard the program match color space to you profile, then pastes it back in with the 'profile' colors. It seems to me that I had a similar problem a while back and I disable my colro profiles (whre Corel 'synchronizes' colorspace..try going to options color managements and either use sRGB space or disable and see what happens.
Jim

Thanks Scotty.

I have turned the profiles off and it has done the trick.

Thanks very much for the help mate.
23 October 2006, 02:18 PM
-=Drifter=-

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Bubbidge, that baby face avatar of yours is a riot! It makes me smile every time I see it! :)
23 October 2006, 02:21 PM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Quote:

Originally Posted by -=Drifter=-

Bubbidge, that baby face avatar of yours is a riot! It makes me smile every time I see it! :)

Cheers mate. Its my son! I took a photo of him, unaware of the plant in the background. It cracks me up every time too!

Glad you like it.
23 October 2006, 02:39 PM
-=Drifter=-

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Hahahaha, I thought that was his hair!!! Well, maybe when he's sixteen he'll have that spiked hair look... :eek:
23 October 2006, 04:36 PM
Scotty

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Quote:

Originally Posted by bubbidge

Thanks Scotty.

I have turned the profiles off and it has done the trick.

Thanks very much for the help mate.

Your very welcome! Glad it worked for you:)
24 October 2006, 01:38 AM
sallybode

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Bubbige, the bib should read "New Sprout" in honor of the green hair!
24 October 2006, 07:45 AM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Ha ha ha sally, I might just get onto Photoshop and do that!
25 October 2006, 01:37 AM
sallybode

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

It is worth learning to use PhotoPaint, edits requiring a photoeditor are so easy to do in PhotoPaint.
25 October 2006, 07:47 AM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

Quote:

Originally Posted by sallybode

It is worth learning to use PhotoPaint, edits requiring a photoeditor are so easy to do in PhotoPaint.

Yes Sally. I have found (on the odd occasion that I have used photopaint) that it is very similar to Photoshop. Usually I do all image editing in Photoshop and import it back in to DRAW.

But you are quite right, to learn photopaint would obviously save a lot of time.

Thanks again,

Andy
25 October 2006, 02:43 PM
Scotty

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

When comparing PhotoPaint to Photoshop I prefer Paint (but I haven't used PHotoshop extensively) the main thing I find that is that Piant refers to objects and Photoshop refers as layers when importing PSD files with layers.
If you can translate this in paint you have half the battle.
JIm
25 October 2006, 02:49 PM
bubbidge

Re: JPEG copying and pasting

I guess it just depends what you get used to.

I started using photoshop before I used any Corel programs so it is just easier for me. I find it great for adding effects to photos. I am sure the same can be done in Paint though (if I had time to find out!).