Windows Photo Gallery Problem "rgregl" <rgregl[ at ]rgregl.com> 5/30/2007 10:33:02 PM I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two Vista machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a BFGTech 7950 card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo Gallery seems to have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, including the panels on either side of the photo display which which appear yellow on the desktop but are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge base was a problem displaying in Direct X, and it suggests a registry change to force it to go to GDI. No difference. Any sugestions?

Re: Windows Photo Gallery Problem "Cal Bear '66" <xxx[ at ]xxx.org> 5/30/2007 11:55:47 PM Some people have had luck with Control Panel > Color Management and changing their color profile. Is there an ICC color profile available for your monitor? "rgregl" <rgregl[ at ]rgregl.com> wrote in message news:%23Fl69pwoHHA.5084[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] >I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two Vista >machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a BFGTech 7950 >card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo Gallery seems to >have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, including the panels on >either side of the photo display which which appear yellow on the desktop but >are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge base was a problem displaying >in Direct X, and it suggests a registry change to force it to go to GDI. No >difference. Any sugestions?

Re: Windows Photo Gallery Problem Gumball Pro 5/31/2007 3:38:01 AM I'm having the same issue. Started with a Samsung Monitor driver update. Playing with the color management doesn't seem to fix. What is the kb #? "Cal Bear '66" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Some people have had luck with Control Panel > Color Management and changing > their color profile. Is there an ICC color profile available for your monitor? > > > "rgregl" <rgregl[ at ]rgregl.com> wrote in message > news:%23Fl69pwoHHA.5084[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > >I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two Vista > >machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a BFGTech 7950 > >card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo Gallery seems to > >have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, including the panels on > >either side of the photo display which which appear yellow on the desktop but > >are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge base was a problem displaying > >in Direct X, and it suggests a registry change to force it to go to GDI. No > >difference. Any sugestions? > >

Re: Windows Photo Gallery Problem "Cal Bear '66" <xxx[ at ]xxx.org> 5/31/2007 2:58:22 PM ICC profile? You would have to go to the Samsung site to get the profile. Did the driver update install a profile? Did it create a directory? If so the profile might be there, and you can use Control Panel > Color Management to set it as your default profile. "Gumball Pro" <Gumball Pro[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6253C424-FC10-4916-A037-323CECC6712C[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > I'm having the same issue. Started with a Samsung Monitor driver update. > Playing with the color management doesn't seem to fix. What is the kb #? > > > "Cal Bear '66" wrote: > >> Some people have had luck with Control Panel > Color Management and changing >> their color profile. Is there an ICC color profile available for your >> monitor? >> >> >> "rgregl" <rgregl[ at ]rgregl.com> wrote in message >> news:%23Fl69pwoHHA.5084[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> >I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two >> >Vista >> >machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a BFGTech >> >7950 >> >card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo Gallery seems to >> >have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, including the panels on >> >either side of the photo display which which appear yellow on the desktop >> >but >> >are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge base was a problem >> >displaying >> >in Direct X, and it suggests a registry change to force it to go to GDI. >> >No >> >difference. Any sugestions? >> >>

RE: Windows Photo Gallery Problem JerzyMarian 5/31/2007 5:01:00 PM Try use sRGB IEC61966-2.1 profile. I had the same problem. My card is Radeon 1950X and monitor Samsung SyncMaster 205BW, VISTA Ultimate, 2GB RAM. -- JerzyMarian "rgregl" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two > Vista machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a > BFGTech 7950 card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo > Gallery seems to have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, > including the panels on either side of the photo display which which appear > yellow on the desktop but are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge > base was a problem displaying in Direct X, and it suggests a registry > change to force it to go to GDI. No difference. Any sugestions? > >

RE: Windows Photo Gallery Problem beBoy 6/12/2007 2:35:00 AM It's not a RGB issue, as I could use Office Picture Manager and it displays the photo in the right colour. I also have "white" background in explorer when compared to the yellow-tint background in Windows Photo Gallery side by side. "JerzyMarian" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Try use sRGB IEC61966-2.1 profile. I had the same problem. My card is Radeon > 1950X and monitor Samsung SyncMaster 205BW, VISTA Ultimate, 2GB RAM. > -- > JerzyMarian > > > "rgregl" wrote: > > > I have been having an issue with Windows Phota Gallery on one of my two > > Vista machines. My Dell Laptop works fine, but my Dell Desktop with a > > BFGTech 7950 card is having problems displaying photos properly. Photo > > Gallery seems to have an overall yellow tint and is therefore darker, > > including the panels on either side of the photo display which which appear > > yellow on the desktop but are white on the laptop. The issue in knowledge > > base was a problem displaying in Direct X, and it suggests a registry > > change to force it to go to GDI. No difference. Any sugestions? > > > >

Re: Windows Photo Gallery Problem WAGrunge <WAGrunge.2t9pi4[ at ]no-mx.forums.net> 7/5/2007 9:42:22 PM Actually, I was having the exact same issue, with the same monitor, and after having changed the profile to the IEC61966-2.1, the problem was resolved. -- WAGrunge