Subject: you got this..

From: Spark Unlimited Fat-Burning <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 07:42:21 -0800

Atompub-archive In CS6 (and possibly newer versions), the default color theme for the workspace background is dark gray, whereas in CS5 the default theme is a much lighter gray. Which is better? Perception of color, brightness, saturation, etc. can be subconsciously influenced by the background color, so for making color-correction decisions in Photoshop its important to have the most neutral and bias- background workspace possible.
Is anybody aware of any studies that say what the preferred background setting should be? Did Adobe change the default theme in CS6 merely for cosmetic marketing reasons, or have they concluded that the darker gray of CS6 is scientifically preferable? FWIW, if I am not rushed, and the job is important (ie, not some little technique demo), I'll almost always look at my final result against white, black, and the usual dark gray backgrounds. I'll also try to walk away from the monitor for 5 minutes, come back and look at a collection of color reference images I keep, and then evaluate the image I'm working on one more time, but now, with "fresh eyes". Numerous times, this has saved me from embarrassing myself by sending out something prematurely.

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