The exported image has chromatic aberration
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Published date : 2 years ago
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2 years agoThank you for uploading the preview image.
I was wondering if Google Translate wasn't accurate, or if it was a problem of "chromatic aberration (RGB is displayed with a slight shift)" in Japanese.
When I tried using another web translation, it was translated as "color difference".
This is my personal guess.
If you have a PSD file with many layers you are working on, the colors will probably change considerably even if the color profile is the same.
I think that the parameters of these, such as the layer composition mode, color tone correction layer, and how to handle layer transparency, differ considerably between different software.
So, with the color profile added in CLIP STUDIO PAINT, try exporting with "File"> "Integrate and export images"> "PSD".
In this state, please compare with each other's software.
When I compared it with my Photoshop and CLIP STUDIO PAINT, I felt that there was a slight difference in color, but there was no big difference.
RGB: sRGB I compared with IEC61966-2.1.
I'm not too familiar with it, so there may be other people's answers.- Japanese
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2 years agoThank you very much for your answer, Google translation is right, it is indeed "color difference (RGB が less し ず れ て means さ れ る こ と)", although the color difference in the example image is not big, but if the image with higher saturation will have a greater impact.
The color difference still exists when the psd is completely exported, and the color formats of the two software are RGB:sRGB IEC61966-2.1.
The problem has been solved, [View]>[Color Profile]>Open the preview of the same format can correct the preview color difference of csp, but the reason is not clear.- Traditional Chinese
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2 years agoI'm sorry, the content translated by google here was like this.
"chromatic aberration"
https://www.clipstudio.net/oekaki/archives/148819
Using the web translation below seems to be quite accurate.
https://www.deepl.com/translator
As with CMYK, Adobe may be more accurate in color.
I don't understand it deeply either.
The picture of the rabbit in the preview is wonderful.- Japanese
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